Prefixes: dys- de- dis-
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Hello
and
welcome
to
Six
Minute
Vocabulary
.
I'm
Neal
and
I'm
.
In
this
program
,
we're
looking
at
three
prefixes
,
spelled
D
spelt
D
y
.
S
and
dis
spelled
D
prefixes
or
prefixes
,
as
some
people
say
,
are
two
or
three
letters
that
go
at
the
beginning
of
a
word
and
affect
its
meaning
.
We'll
look
at
what
each
prefix
means
and
give
you
example
sentences
.
There'll
be
a
quiz
and
we'll
leave
you
with
a
top
tip
for
learning
vocabulary
.
But
first
,
let's
listen
to
Gladis
talking
about
her
husband
.
But
while
you
listen
,
think
about
this
question
.
Does
Gladis
agree
with
?
dyspepsia
as
indigestion
is
quite
bad
at
the
moment
.
It's
causing
him
quite
a
bit
of
discomfort
.
The
doctor
says
it's
because
he
eats
too
much
fatty
food
.
She
says
the
symptoms
would
disappear
if
Bert
went
on
a
detox
diet
.
No
disrespect
to
the
doctor
,
but
I
disagree
.
I
think
it's
caused
by
stress
.
So
we
asked
you
,
does
Gladys
agree
with
the
doctor
?
And
the
answer
is
no
,
she
disagrees
.
Gladys
thinks
her
husband's
indigestion
is
caused
by
stress
,
but
the
doctor
thinks
it's
due
to
a
bad
diet
.
Disagree
is
the
key
word
because
it
has
the
prefix
dis
spelt
d
i
.
S
this
means
not
so
.
By
adding
death
,
we
can
turn
a
word
into
its
opposite
.
So
disagree
means
not
to
agree
and
disrespect
means
not
having
respect
.
Gladys
says
no
disrespect
to
the
doctor
,
meaning
she
doesn't
want
people
to
think
she
doesn't
respect
what
the
doctor
says
.
Let's
hear
another
clip
from
Gladys
with
more
prefixes
.
But
dyspepsia
or
indigestion
is
quite
bad
at
the
moment
.
It's
causing
him
quite
a
bit
of
discomfort
.
So
we
had
discomfort
.
If
you
know
what
the
word
comfort
means
,
then
you
can
work
out
what
discomfort
means
.
Death
plus
comfort
gives
us
the
opposite
of
comfort
.
feeling
uncomfortable
.
And
in
the
clip
we
heard
the
word
dyspepsia
.
Now
that's
the
medical
word
for
indigestion
.
When
your
stomach
feels
very
full
and
uncomfortable
after
you
eat
,
this
word
starts
with
the
prefix
dis
.
But
this
time
it's
spelt
d
.
Y
.
S
.
This
prefix
is
less
common
than
dis
spelt
,
but
it
also
has
a
negative
meaning
.
It
has
the
idea
of
being
bad
or
abnormal
.
So
dyspepsia
is
a
medical
condition
when
your
body
can't
process
food
in
the
normal
way
.
Other
words
,
with
the
prefix
dis
spelt
d
.
Y
s
r
dyslexia
and
dysfunctional
people
who
have
dyslexia
have
difficulty
with
reading
and
if
something
is
dysfunctional
,
it
doesn't
work
properly
.
Let's
have
another
clip
with
the
prefix
dis
DS
will
also
hear
our
next
prefix
.
She
says
the
symptoms
would
disappear
if
went
on
a
detox
diet
.
So
we
had
disappear
.
That
D
plus
appear
.
Yes
,
and
disappear
means
the
opposite
of
a
.
We
also
had
the
word
detox
,
which
starts
with
the
prefix
d
spelt
d
yes
.
The
prefix
D
spelt
usually
means
take
away
or
remove
something
.
So
if
something
is
described
as
a
detox
detox
,
it
means
it
takes
away
toxins
or
poisons
.
A
detox
diet
could
be
one
with
just
fruit
and
vegetables
.
I
like
to
detox
at
the
end
of
the
day
with
a
hot
bath
.
Six
minutes
from
the
BBC
and
we're
talking
about
the
prefixes
dispell
,
dis
spelt
S
and
D
spelt
d
e
all
these
prefixes
have
a
negative
meaning
and
now
it's
quiz
time
.
Choose
the
correct
word
.
Number
one
,
one
minute
the
dogs
were
playing
in
the
garden
.
The
next
minute
the
garden
was
empty
and
they'd
all
A
disagreed
.
B
disappeared
.
C
detoxed
.
Well
,
the
answer
to
that
is
B
disappeared
.
No
.
Two
people
who
drink
too
much
alcohol
sometimes
go
to
a
clinic
for
A
dyspepsia
,
B
,
discomfort
,
C
detox
.
The
answer
is
C
,
detox
.
And
number
three
,
my
daughter
is
having
problems
learning
to
read
.
Her
teacher
thinks
she
may
be
A
,
disrespectful
,
B
,
dyslexic
,
c
,
dysfunctional
.
The
answer
is
B
,
dyslexic
.
And
that's
the
end
of
the
quiz
.
Well
done
.
If
you've
got
them
right
.
Yes
,
well
done
.
And
now
here's
our
top
tip
for
learning
vocabulary
.
When
you
see
or
hear
a
new
word
,
see
if
you
can
break
the
word
up
.
If
it
starts
with
a
prefix
that
you
recognize
,
it
may
help
you
to
understand
the
meaning
.
There's
more
about
this
at
BBC
Learning
English
dot
com
.
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