Students can practice their grammar skills by selecting the correct prefix from the word bank to complete each sentence.

Let’s go step by step.

We are given three prefixes to choose from: re, un, and dis.
Our job is to pick the right one for each root word so that the new word makes sense.

Let’s look at each one:

1. ___ please → We want a word meaning “not pleased” or “to make unhappy.” That’s displease.
2. ___ able → This means “not able.” So, unable.
3. ___ draw → This means “draw again.” So, redraw.
4. ___ happy → This means “not happy.” So, unhappy.
5. ___ agree → This means “not agree.” So, disagree.
6. ___ usual → This means “not usual.” So, unusual.
7. ___ tell → This means “tell again.” So, retell.
8. ___ equal → This means “not equal.” So, unequal.
9. ___ obey → This means “not obey.” So, disobey.
10. ___ write → This means “write again.” So, rewrite.

Now let’s double-check:

- displease ✔ (common word)
- unable ✔
- redraw ✔
- unhappy ✔
- disagree ✔
- unusual ✔
- retell ✔
- unequal ✔
- disobey ✔
- rewrite ✔

All of these are real words and match the meanings we expect.

Final Answer:
1. dis
2. un
3. re
4. un
5. dis
6. un
7. re
8. un
9. dis
10. re