English words prefixed with in

The in prefix changes according to the change of the first letter of the following word. * * * has three forms: il, im and ir. The changed prefix has the same meaning as the in prefix.

If the first letter of a basic word starts with L, then in becomes most of the tables of il, il: negative numbers. The following are sample words:

1) Illegal English [Li: GL] American [Li? L] il+legal (n. legal rights; A statement that must be published in a newspaper according to law; )

Illegal; Illegal; Violate the rules; N. illegal immigrants and illegal workers; Spy.

2) illegal English [? 'li:ɡ？ l？ ] Beauty [Li? l？ ]il+ legally (adv. legally; Illegal.

3) Illegal English [[ldt? m？ T] beauty [[ldt? m？ T]il+ legal (legal and reasonable; Born of a legal marriage; Born out of wedlock, illegitimate; Not allowed by law; (of the conclusion of an argument, etc) illogical; Illegitimate

4) Illiterate English [L? t？ r？ T] beauty [l? t？ r？ Literacy; Educated. Have cultural literacy; Illiteracy; Illiteracy; Illiteracy; Illiteracy; Ignorance.

5) illogical English [l? Dkl] beautiful [lɑdkl]il+ logic (adj. logical (I); Logical; Reasoning is correct; Not logical; It is illogical. Meaningless.