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not
It creates a negative meaning.
Class 6 · English Version · English
Use word parts and context to work out a meaning.
Original Kidemy Class 6 progression. This level has its own text, examples and questions. Curriculum versions share the progression; complete board-specific coverage still needs specification matching and additional material.
A prefix changes a base word’s meaning; a suffix can change its word class. Check the full sentence before choosing a synonym. A dictionary meaning that does not fit the context is not a useful replacement.
The path was unsafe after the storm. Un- changes safe to not safe. “She handled the fragile cup gently” suggests fragile means easily broken.
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not
It creates a negative meaning.
delicate
It describes something easily damaged.
kindness
The suffix names the quality.
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Loud describes volume; rude describes an impolite manner.
Do not treat the words as interchangeable.
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The bag is light. Please switch on the light.
Show different senses clearly.
Make four word-family cards with a sentence demonstrating each meaning.
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