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Grade 5 Time-order prefixes (pre-, post-, ante-) Worksheets

Grade 5 English practice: Choose the meaning of each prefix that shows order in time (pre-, post-, ante-, fore-, re-, and more).

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Choose the meaning of each prefix that shows order in time (pre-, post-, ante-, fore-, re-, and more).

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Choose the meaning of each prefix that shows order in time (pre-, post-, ante-, fore-, re-, and more).

The time-order prefix “neo-” (as in neonatal) means ___

ancientfinalnew; recent

The time-order prefix “mid-” (as in midday) means ___

the edgemiddlethe start

The time-order prefix “fore-” (as in forecast) means ___

belowbefore; in frontbehind

The time-order prefix “post-” (as in postgame) means ___

underbeforeafter

The time-order prefix “proto-” (as in prototype) means ___

first; earliesta copylast

The time-order prefix “re-” (as in rewind) means ___

again; backfirstforward

Answer key

The time-order prefix “neo-” (as in neonatal) means ___

new; recent

The time-order prefix “mid-” (as in midday) means ___

middle

The time-order prefix “fore-” (as in forecast) means ___

before; in front

The time-order prefix “post-” (as in postgame) means ___

after

The time-order prefix “proto-” (as in prototype) means ___

first; earliest

The time-order prefix “re-” (as in rewind) means ___

again; back

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