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Snowandcloud Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
[help]Can you tell me something about these word ?
When we want turn the words into the opposite by adding either "im-","in-"or "un-",Which one should i choose "im-","in-"or "un-"Do there have some rules?
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possible... im possible balance... im balance tie...
- possible...
- im possible balance...
- im balance tie...
- un tie *****...
- un ***** i don't know of any word that becomes it's opposite by adding "in-".
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possible... impossible
balance... imbalance
tie... untie
*****... un*****
i don't know of any word that becomes it's opposite by adding "in-".
balance... imbalance
tie... untie
*****... un*****
i don't know of any word that becomes it's opposite by adding "in-".
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I'm sure Jim will be able to give a better explanation, and there are probably a lot of exceptions, but if the original word starts with a p, m, b or any other sound that has your lips together, you use the IM-.
I'm not sure about IN- vs. UN- though. I'm trying to think of other words that start with a vowel to find one that uses UN, but a lot of the vowels do seem to use IN-.
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I'm not sure about IN- vs. UN- though. I'm trying to think of other words that start with a vowel to find one that uses UN, but a lot of the vowels do seem to use IN-.
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possible... impossible
balance... imbalance
tie... untie
*****... un*****
i don't know of any word that becomes it's opposite by adding "in-".
p.s. (after getting proper sleep)
appropriate... inappropr
balance... imbalance
tie... untie
*****... un*****
i don't know of any word that becomes it's opposite by adding "in-".
p.s. (after getting proper sleep)
appropriate... inappropr
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