Question

3 Some words are given below. Add one of the prefixes, un-, in-, im-, il-, to make
antonyms (opposites).
(a) ...........legal
(b)............necessary
(c)............mature
(d)............literate
(e)............usual
(f).............patient
(g)............legible
(h)............equal
(i).............possible​

Answer 1

Answer:

a) illegal

b) unnecessary

c) immature

d) illiterate

e) unusual

f) impatient

g) illegible

h) unequal

i) impossible

Explanation:

A term or phrase that in a particular language implies the same thing as just another word, lexemes, or phrase is said to be a synonym. For instance, the words start, begin, beginning, and initiate are also all synonyms of each other in the English language; they are interchangeable.

Words with nearly the same meaning as another term are known as synonyms. Words with the opposite connotation from another term are known as antonyms.

Some prefixes help to make antonyms of the words by adding -il, -un, etc. Such examples are already provided in the answer.

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