Question

After losing the first game, the team decided to retrain before the next one. They didn’t want to repeat the same disorganized mistakes.

What do the prefixes re- and dis- tell the reader about the meaning of these words?

Re- means “again,” and dis- means “not,” showing improvement and correction.

Both mean “without.”

Re- means “before,” and dis- means “different.”

Re- and dis- both mean “after.”

Answer 1

Re- means “again,” and dis- means “not.” In this sentence, retrain = train again; disorganized = not organized.