Develop better handwriting while learning to spell: Prefixes.
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Hello R12 Here is the list of words taken from your Prefix exercise. With prefixes, you just add them, no need to change anything to the root word always just add the prefix to the beginning. Remember each prefix has a meaning and always use im (meaning not ) before words beginning with 'p', eg. possible - impossible
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