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Unit 23: Prefixes

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Unit 23: Prefixes: when letters need changing

Unit StartCourse Test: Introduction. Spelling test: Spot the prefixPage 2: Introduction. Spelling test: Spot the prefixCourse Test: The meaning of prefixes. Spelling testPage 4: The meaning of prefixes. Spelling testPage 5: Confusing prefixes e.g. per/pre anti/anteCourse Test: Spelling test: Choose the best prefixPage 7: Spelling test: Choose the best prefixCourse Test: Rules for changing prefixes. Spelling testPage 9: Rules for changing prefixes. Spelling testUnit End

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Unit 23 - Prefixes

What is the missing prefix?

Type the whole word:
A ___plane has two sets of wings.
Mum put some ___septic on his cut knee.
She got the film star 's ___graph.
The shipwreck is completely ___merged.
The leaves were left to ___compose.
These cars are to be sold for ___port.
A computer contains many ___chips.
The two firms were ___bined into one.
I have ___placed my door key again.
Do not ___dict what I have said.
Save waste and ___cycle all your glass.
I took the ___caution of wearing a coat.


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