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When adding a prefix you sometimes have to drop or change a letter.

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welcome 		You are welcome to give him my phone number.
welfare 		I care about the welfare of badly treated horses.
always 		My shoes are always shiny.
almost 		She is almost 90 years old. *
although 		Although I'm sick I'll still go to work.
impossible 		It's impossible to hear you.
import 		Is it against the law to import fresh meat?
impersonate 		I will call and impersonate my friend's voice.
illegal 		The traffic warden gave me a ticket for illegal parking.
illiterate 		An illiterate person cannot read or write.
immature 		The silly boys were acting in an immature manner. *
irresponsible 		It is irresponsible to drive so fast in a town.
irrelevant 		The judge said that the evidence was irrelevant.

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Learn about these words in Unit 23. Prefixes: when letters need changing.

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