Prefixes/prepositions

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Prefixes

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Next week's Why Files: Shadow People or The Betz Sphere?

Slide 2 - Poll

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Take a look at these examples
legal                    illegal
wanted              unwanted
regular               irregular
literate               illiterate

What's the difference between the words?

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The difference is
base word        opposite
legal                    illegal
wanted              unwanted
regular               irregular
literate               illiterate

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Another difference is
no prefix          prefix
legal                    illegal
wanted              unwanted
regular               irregular
literate               illiterate

So what do they do?

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Prefixes
Prefixes change the meaning of a word. We do the same in Dutch:
legaal > illegaal
gewild > ongewild
regelmatig > onregelmatig
alfabeet > analfabeet

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What does Prefix mean?
A prefix is when you add a meaningful element before the base form of a word:
wise      unwise
obey        disobey
smoker             non-smoker
complete       incomplete

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Are there any rules?
Not really. You can only study prefixes by studying the words they belong to. Sometimes it is easy, because you already know a lot of them. Sometimes you have to look them up in a dictionary.

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But there must be some rules?
There are minor rules for spelling though.
ir- is always followed by an r
im- is always followed by an m or p
a- is always followed by a consonant (medeklinker)

This does not work the other way around.

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Also remember
Not every word with a prefix is negative:
alike (the same)
illuminate
important
involve

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Which is the correct opposite of honest?
A
unhonest
B
ilhonest
C
dishonest
D
mishonest

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Which is the correct opposite of reliable?
A
irreliable
B
unreliable
C
disreliable
D
inreliable

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Which is the correct opposite of agree?
A
misagree
B
unagree
C
iragree
D
disagree

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Which is the correct opposite of behave?
A
Disbehave
B
Misbehave
C
Unbehave
D
Desbehave

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Which is the correct opposite of understand?
A
Ununderstand
B
Misunderstand
C
Disunderstand
D
Irunderstand

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Which is the correct opposite of possible?
A
Mispossible
B
Irpossible
C
Impossible
D
Dispossible

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Which is the correct opposite of sense?
A
Missense
B
Dissense
C
Irsense
D
Nonsense

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Grammar 2: Prepositions
Prepositions

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Prepositions of Time
on (dagen / data)
at (tijdstippen + feestdagen & weekend)
in (dagdelen / jaren / maanden / seizoenen)
since (sinds) from ... to/until (van ... tot)
within (binnen) for (voor)

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Prepositions of Place
in (in)  next to (naast) between (tussen) on (op)
between (tussen) opposite (tegenover) behind (achter)
near (dichtbij) above (boven) below (onder) by (bij)
at (op/bij) in front of (voor) on the top of (bovenop)
in front of (vooraan)

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Prepositions of movement
across (over) onto (boven op) up (omhoog) down (omlaag)
into (naar binnen) out of (naar buiten) past (langs)
round (omheen) towards (naar toe) through (door heen)
off (van af) under (onder) over (over) to (naar)
from (van weg)

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Prepositions after verbs/adjectives
Break in (inbreken)
Cut off (afsnijden)
Get away (wegkomen)
Ask for (vragen om)
Waiting for (wachten op)
Travel to (reizen naar)

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Preposition of direction:
He reached ... the table for the pen.
A
across
B
over
C
from
D
into

Slide 23 - Quiz

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Fill in the prepositions of place:

Do you take sugar __ your coffee?
A
at
B
on
C
in
D
among

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Prepositions of place

What is opposite the school?
A
bank
B
post office
C
market
D
zoo

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which preposition fits the gap?
this table is made ........ wood
A
from
B
of
C
with

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which preposition fits the gap?
Cheese of made ...... milk
A
from
B
of
C
out of
D
with

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Preposition of direction:
She ran .... the stairs.
A
over
B
down
C
through
D
off

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Which preposition?
We drove .... pretty villages
A
in
B
through
C
across
D
from

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Prepositions of time:
There are no classes ______ summer.
A
at
B
in
C
on

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Which preposition is correct?
The Netherlands is ... sea level.
A
below
B
under
C
beyond
D
by

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In het NL zou je zeggen: onder zee niveau

In het Engels is de regel: 
under = er is direct iets onder het object
The paper is hidden under the rock

below = onder in de zin van op een lager niveau.

Preposition of direction:
She ran .... me.
A
across
B
into
C
through
D
off

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Let's get to work!
Lesson 4: do ex 5 & 6 (prefixes)
ex. 7 (prepositions)
page 157-159

= Homework for next week

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