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Prefixes

Choose the right prefix in order to tell the opposite.

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1. The remark seemed so utterly -relevant that I did not even take the trouble to answer it.

2. ... -impressed, the dog plopped on the sand ...

3. The company is -deterred by demonstrations.

4. They are a little -mature for the first grade.

5. It is no place for a young and -experienced girl.

6. He was an -literate farm worker.

7. Splitting up existing counties creates -balance of wealth.

8. Explore the relations between -direct and direct leadership.

9. Now and then he would -appear for several days.

10. She had the -hap of breaking her spectacles.

11. The -placed children have ended up in our county.

12. He -took his wife for her sister.

13. She was given a conditional -charge.

14. It was a bit rude and -appropriate.

15. It is -clear how prepared he will be.

16. Perhaps it was his -fortune, or good luck, ...

17. Demolition seems a strange way to save our heritage from -repair and dereliction.

18. How many of the 10 companies will still be -dependent by the end of this year.

19. He found his -timely death in a car accident.

20. One day, through accident or -understanding, some fool will 'press the button'.

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