mis- practice

mis-

• wrongly, badly

• before

• below

• in a way

to judge something or someone incrorrectly

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• misjudge

very unhappy, feeling sick or unwell

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• misjudge

causing minor harm, trouble, or damage

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• misjudge

When I first met Sara, I thought she was mean, but I had completely ____ her.

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• misjudged

failed to understand something or someone

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• mistake

something that is not correct; a wrong action, statement, or judgement

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• mistake

His paragraph contained lots of spelling ____.

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• mistakes

Joshua was ____ in his new town until he made friends at school.

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• mistake

I had ____ her voicemail, and arrived at the wrong time.

• mischievous

• misunderstood

• miserable

• mistake