| over- |
She was overly excited about the trip. |
He doesn’t talk overmuch about his past. |
Be careful not to go overboard with the decorations. |
| under- |
The children were always running underfoot. |
The project is already underway. |
The cat hid underneath the bed. |
| out- |
Outwardly, he seemed calm, but he was nervous inside. |
They decided to play outdoors despite the cold. |
He refused the offer outright. |
| a- |
They watched from afar. |
She pulled him aside to talk. |
He read the poem aloud for everyone to hear. |
| be- |
Arrive before the show starts. |
The temperature dropped below zero last night. |
The treasure is buried beneath the old oak tree. |
| un- |
It was unusually cold for October. |
He arrived unexpectedly. |
She is undoubtedly the best player on the team. |