Prefixes Sentences Worksheet
With this prefixes sentences worksheet, students can practice their understanding of prefixes and how they can change the meaning of words. Designed for elementary school students, this worksheet focuses on the entity of prefixes and allows students to complete sentences by choosing the correct prefix from a given list.
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What is a prefix?
A prefix is a word part that is added to the beginning of a base word to create a new word with a different meaning. Prefixes can change the meaning or grammatical category of the base word, such as adding "un-" to "happy" to form "unhappy.
How does a prefix change the meaning of a word?
A prefix changes the meaning of a word by adding a specific meaning or context at the beginning of the word. It can alter the word's original meaning, create a new word, or provide additional information about the word's root meaning. The prefix combines with the root word to form a new word with a different interpretation, enriching the language by expanding its vocabulary and nuances.
Give an example of a word with the prefix "re-.
A word with the prefix "re-" is "rebuild.
What is the meaning of the prefix "un-"?
The prefix "un-" means not, reverse the action, or deprive of something. It is used to add the opposite meaning to a word, indicating negation, lack of, or removal of a quality.
Provide a word with the prefix "dis-.
Dissatisfaction.
How does adding the prefix "mis-" change the meaning of a word?
Adding the prefix "mis-" to a word typically conveys the idea of something being done incorrectly, wrongly, or badly. It implies a sense of error, mistake, or failure in relation to the original word, altering its meaning to suggest misinterpretation, mismanagement, or misbehavior.
Give a word with the prefix "pre-.
Prevent" is a word with the prefix "pre-".
What is the meaning of the prefix "bi-"?
The prefix "bi-" means two or twice, indicating something that is double or dual in nature.
Provide a word with the prefix "over-.
Overheat" is a word with the prefix "over-.
How does the prefix "anti-" affect the meaning of a word?
The prefix "anti-" indicates opposition, resistance, or acting against something. When added to a word, it changes the meaning to represent being opposed to, preventing, or countering the root word.
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