Pre- words

Question 1

Prevent

Answer 1

v, keep from happening or arising; make impossible

The rain prevented us from playing football.

Question 2

precaution

Answer 2

n, a measure taken in advance to prevent harm Chris takes precautions against burning down MacNeal.

Question 3

prepay

Answer 3

v, to pay for something before you get it

I prepaid for the plane tickets.

Question 4

predict

Answer 4

v, to say what will happen before it occurs

I can predict how she’s going to get pregnant.

Question 5

precede

Answer 5

Julia：

verb.to happen，go， or come before somethig or someone

eg· I finished study all the lesson precede all the person.

Question 6

prefix

Answer 6

Definition: (noun) letter or group of letters that is added at the beginning of a word to change its meaning.

Sentence: D is the prefix of the word dog.

Jewel

Question 7

prejudge

Answer 7

verb, to make a decision before you have all the facts

When I play an action game with a partner, I prejudge my partner’s skills.

Question 8

preview

Answer 8

v, to look at or see something before something or someone else

I previewed the meeting’s report.

Question 9

pretest

Answer 9

noun:an advance or preliminary testing or trial, as of a new product.

You should take a pretest because you want to improve your grade.