Fore

Prefix fore - means

• before or near the front

• after

• together

• against

Stretch your ________ and legs before you start on your exercise regime.

• forearms

• foreground

• foresee

• forehead

No one could _______that so many people turned up for the event .

• foreshore

• foreman

• foresee

• foreleg

During the Tsunami , the properties were washed up and found destroyed on the _________ !

• foreshore

• forearm

• forehead

• forefather

The dark clouds _________a major rainstorm approaching !

• forebode

• foreboding

• foresee

• foreshore

The ______at the construction site is supervising the workers' tasks and safety.

• foreleg

• foretell

• foreman

• forehead

There was a deep gash on one of the horse's ___________________as it fell into the ditch and injured itself !

• forearms

• forelegs

• foreman

• foremost

The teacher advised the students to first and _________concentrate on completing their homework before playing in the school field.

• foreground

• foresee

• foreshore

• foremost

Tim's classmates and teachers were in the ________cheering him on, when he was involved in the track and field competition.

• foreground

• foreman

• forehead

• foresee