ENGLISH PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES 1 | Advanced
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Most prefixes in English come from either Greek or Latin. Some popular Greek prefixes include mono-, anti-, phon-, micro-, and thermo-, whicle Latin is responsible for popular prefixes such as ab-, conta-, post-, re-, and trans-. Learning prefixes and suffixes can make it easier for you to understand (and learn) new, more complicated words.
Match the (prefix/suffix) with its definition. Choose from the following list:
muta, pre, aud, post, psych, ize, dox, fid, urb, anti, contra, tele, ocul, ous, extra, hypo, soph, vit, cur, phon
1. = hear✓
2. = faith✓
3. = city✓
4. = mind✓
5. = before✓
6. = belief✓
7. = make✓
8. = change✓
9. = against✓
10. = after✓
11. = eye✓
12. = outside or beyond✓
13. = distant✓
14. = full of✓
15. = life✓
16. = under✓
17. = against✓
18. = wise✓
19. = sound✓
20. = run✓
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