Words with pre-

Key Notes:-

Introduction to Prefixes

• Prefix: A group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning.
• “Pre-“: A common prefix meaning “before” or “in advance.”

Examples and Meanings

1. Preheat: To heat before.
   • Example: Preheat the oven before baking cookies.
2. Preview: To view before.
   • Example: The movie trailer is a preview of the film.
3. Pretest: A test before the main test.
   • Example: The pretest helps you understand what you need to study.
4. Precaution: A measure taken before to prevent something.
   • Example: Wearing a helmet is a precaution when riding a bike.
5. Prepare: To make ready before.
   • Example: Prepare your notes before the exam.

How to Identify “Pre-” Words

• Look for the “pre-” at the beginning of a word.
• Think about whether the word has something to do with “before” or “in advance.”

Fun Facts

• Many words with “pre-” come from Latin, where “pre” means “before.”
• Using “pre-” words can make your writing clearer and more precise.

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