The document provides a list of 20 vocabulary words containing the prefix "pre", which means prior to, before, or in front of. Some of the words are premature, prepare, precaution, preview, prescribe, preschool, predict, and precede. The test on these prefix "pre" words will take place on Friday, September 3, 2010.
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The document provides a list of 20 vocabulary words containing the prefix "pre", which means prior to, before, or in front of. Some of the words are premature, prepare, precaution, preview, prescribe, preschool, predict, and precede. The test on these prefix "pre" words will take place on Friday, September 3, 2010.
The document provides a list of 20 vocabulary words containing the prefix "pre", which means prior to, before, or in front of. Some of the words are premature, prepare, precaution, preview, prescribe, preschool, predict, and precede. The test on these prefix "pre" words will take place on Friday, September 3, 2010.
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The document provides a list of 20 vocabulary words containing the prefix "pre", which means prior to, before, or in front of. Some of the words are premature, prepare, precaution, preview, prescribe, preschool, predict, and precede. The test on these prefix "pre" words will take place on Friday, September 3, 2010.
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Vocabulary Words Unit 1 Test Day: Friday, September 3, 2010
Emphasis: Prefix “pre”
The prefix “pre” means
“prior to, before, or in front of.” 1. premature: arriving, happening or existing before the usual or proper time 2. prepare: to make or get ready 3. precaution: care taken ahead of time to prevent something harmful 4. preview: to look before hand 5. prescribe: an order written by a doctor prior to getting medication 6. preschool: school attended prior to elementary school 7. predict: to tell what one thinks will happen in the future 8. prefix: to place in front 9. prevent: to keep something from happening 10. preserve: to keep from being lost, damaged or decayed; protected 11. prepay: to pay before hand 12. preorder: an order decided ahead of time 13. prejudge: to judge before receiving all or enough of the facts 14. precede: to go or come before in time, order or rank 15. premiere: the first performance of a play or movie 16. preface: a section that introduces a book or a speech 17. preliminary: leading up to the main action 18. presently: in a little while; soon 19. preside: to be in charge of a meeting 20. prehistoric: the time before history was written