1. Prefixes
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

2. pre-, post-
prefix
preposition
postpone
postgraduate
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

3. re-
do – redo
open – reopen
compare:
represent
restore
response
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

4. co-
operation – cooperation (co-operation)
worker – co-worker
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

5. sub-, super-
subway
subtitle
submarine
superman
supersonic
supernatural
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

6. inter-, trans-, extra-
national → international
continental → intercontinental
transatlantic
transistion
extraterrestrial
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

7. anti-, counter-
anticlockwise
antifreeze
counterclockwise
counteract
counteroffer
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

8. pro-, contra-
pronoun
contradict
contrast
compare:
pros and cons
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

9. ab-, im-, in-, un-
normal – abnormal
moral – immoral
possible – impossible
sane – insane
sensitive – insensitive
happy – unhappy
likely – unlikely
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

10. semi-, mono-, uni-, bi-, tri-, deci-,
cent-, mill(i)-, poly-, multi-
semifinal decimal
semicircle centenary
monosyllabic millenium
monopoly [mə'nopəli] millimetre
unicorn polytechnic
uniform multilateral
bicycle multiply
triangle
monogamy – bigamy – polygamy
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

11. mis-, dis-, non-, mal-
misinterpret
misprint
dislike
nonviolent
nonstop
malnutrition
maltreat
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

12. in- (il-, ir-, im-)
injustice
illegal
irregular
impossible
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

13. ex-
ex-husband
ex-president
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

14. auto-
autobiography
automobile
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

15. out-
outnumber
outgrow
outshine
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

16. over-, under-
overdo
underestimate
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

17. fore-
foresee
forecast
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012

18. un-
unjust
unidentified
Everyday English by Inka Vilén 2012