Circle the meaning for the following prefixes: fore- and dis-. Example: disappointed, dislike a. none b. not c. less Example: forecast, forewarn a, before b. with c. able

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Mallory · Answer 1 · 2024-03-18T13:59:03+0000

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Dis: B (not)

Fore: A (before)

Step-by-step explanation:

Dis: Take "dislike". To "dislike" something means to NOT like something.

Fore: Take "forecast". I'm sure you've heard of a weather forecast, which is a prediction of the upcoming weather. Simply put, it's given BEFORE the actual (weather) event.

Circle the meaning for the following prefixes: fore- and dis-. Example: disappointed, dislike a. none b. not c. less Example: forecast, forewarn a, before b. with c. able

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