A prefix is like a chameleon. It changes the meaning of a word. Using the example as your guide, each of the four sentences contains two words with prefixes. Find them and write down their meanings.
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A prefix is like a chameleon. It changes the meaning of a word. Using the example as your guide, each of the four sentences contains two words with prefixes. Find them and write down their meanings.