Educational worksheet for learning negative prefixes before adjectives with fun dragon illustrations.

Three identical educational worksheets titled "Negative Prefixes Before Adjectives" featuring cartoon dragons and a list of adjectives to be matched with prefixes like un-, dis-, in-, ir-, il-, and im-.

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Final Answer:
un-: responsible, necessary, connected, legal, agreeable, logical, mature, relevant, respectful, reasonable
dis-: honest, practical, active, perfect, correct, reliable, educated, capable
ir-: regular, reversible, relevant, usable, probable, complete
im-: possible, patient, polite, practical, precise, probable, perfect, proper

(Note: Some adjectives may fit more than one prefix depending on meaning; the above reflects standard usage for common forms.)

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