This Year 1 spelling resource helps children to add the prefix un- to words where no change to the root word is needed, supporting the statutory requirement from the Year 1 English Programme of Study.

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Caty Weaver joins Ashley and Dr. Jill to teach the use of two prefixes: un- and in-, with students from Morrocco, Uruguay, Turkey, Afghanistan, Ethiopia and Egypt.

English has two different prefixes that make a word into its opposite. OK, yes, there are more than two (dis-, a-, anti-, de-, etc.), but in- and un- are the most common. They bring the sense of “not” ...

The English language has a rich storehouse of words accumulated through different innovative methods. Adding prefixes to words, already in use, is one such method. A prefix is a type of affix attached ...