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English for Communication and Study Skills

4. The prefix "re" has the sense of "again". You can easily add it
to many verbs. But one of your examples - the word recall - is a word that
already has a number of different meanings. Normally you don't need a
hyphen, but sometimes people use a hyphen to make the word easier to
read (for example, when the base word begins with an E): re-evaluate /
reevaluate,re-enter/reenter

5. The Imperative form of the verb gives instructions or
commands which normally it is represented only one word. For example
Stop! Help!. However, we can add the word ‘please’ in order to make the
sentence more polite, such as Help me , please!, Listen to me, please!
Come in, please!

Objectives

After studying Chapter 2, students are able to

1. answer the questions about the text given
2. identify the meaning of the word by using context clue.
3. able to understand and how to use the prefix “re”
4. able to understand the imperative form of the verb gives
instructions or commands which normally it is represented only
one word.
5. apply the correct grammar point in the situations given.

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