Learn about the English prefix anti-. Explore words like anticlockwise, anti-war, antiseptic and understand the three meanings that commonly come with this prefix: the opposite, being against something and prevention. The English Click here to see other prefix and suffix videos. Click here to see other vocabulary videosprefix anti- video script I’ve got three meanings of anti- for you. First meaning: the opposite. Well, that was an anticlimax. I was expecting an exciting climax but

When we add the suffix -able to verbs, we can form new words – adjectives that indicate you can do something. What kind of words are these? What part of speech? They’re all adjectives. When you see -able on the end of a word, it’s probably an adjective. It generally means you can do something. The label says washable, so I can wash it. Washable. Washable. Washable. Not washable. If a crime can be solved,

Watch this video to learn about English words with the bi- prefix. Learn the meaning of bi- and see examples.  Also learn the difference between bi-weekly, biannual and biennial. Click here to see other prefix and suffix videos. Bi- prefix video script What does the bi- in bicycle mean? Bi means two. A bicycle has two wheels. What do we call a plane that has two sets of wings? A biplane Next one. How do

Learn how to use the prefixes -aholic and -oholic to create new words. Get creative and make up your own new English words. Can you think of any words that end -oholic? The most frequent one is alcoholic. This is whisky. It’s an alcoholic drink. And this is orange juice. It’s a soft drink. Alcoholic is an adjective. It describes something that contains alcohol. And alcoholic can also be a noun. An alcoholic is a