英文前后缀汇总(国外英文资料).docVIP

英文前后缀汇总(国外英文资料) Before the suffix summary A prefix form [the prefix] take the form of combination, and the word, root, or phrases at the beginning of a note or for several, or writing a letter or letters to continuously produce derivative or change form. Chinese refers to the composition of words in front of the root. Such as brother, aunt in the o in the English language: an English word can be divided into three parts: prefix (prefix), root (stem) and suffix (suffix). The prefix is the part of the word that is in front of the root. Prefixes can change the meaning of words. The common prefixes have the following categories: the first category: un-in-im - il-ir-ir-ir-de-de-de-de-over-and-over. The second category indicates the size, such as: semi - equi - mini-micro - macro - mega. The third class is a positional relationship, such as the inter - super-trans - exa-infra-peri. The fourth class represents time and order, such as ante pre - prime - post-retro. The fifth category, such as: semi - mono-bi-tri-quad - penta-hex - (em) -oct - multi -, etc. Other categories, such as pro - auto-co - con -. A prefix that is negative Dis - plus the noun, the adjective, the verb. Wrong (bad) (bad) (bad) (bad) (bad) (2) in -plus in the adjective, before the noun Incorrect (incorrect), (ineffectual), (inaccurate) Im - plus in the letter m, b, p Impossible (impossible), impolite (impolite), impudence (cheeky) Il - plus before the word begins with l Illegal (illegal), illiterate (illiterate, uncultured) illogical (illogical) Ir-ga is before the word r (irregular), irresistable (non-resistant), irresolvable (unbroken, unsolvable) UN - plus in nouns, adjectives, adverbs Unfinished (unfulfilled) ted (unassured) unemployment (unemployment) Non - plus in the adjective, before the noun Nonexistent (nonexistent), non-essential (non-essential), non-electrical (non-electric) Mis - before the verb, the noun Misunderstand, misjudge, misinformation, and (unfortunately) Dis-plus before the verb