pesky prefixes part 2: inconvenient English vocabulary In English we use prefxi in : 1.inconvenient common mistake being inconvenient :sth that causes difficulty trouble or discomfort Ex:it was inconvenient for me to attending a meeting because i had another appointment at the same time Ex:the stores location is inconvenient for me since it's clearly across the town from where i live not convenient: Ex: that's not convenient for me we should meet somewhere else 2.indescribable: you can't describe it, it's too extraordinary maybe tense unusual to describe evokes awe Ex:when i got the job my excitement was truly indescribable 3.incapable: Lacking the ability or capacity to do sth Ex: i think I'm incapable of lifting this couch without help Ex:she was incapable of hiding her excitement when she heard the good news not capable ； Ex: 4.inaccurate: not correct Ex:the report was filled with inaccurate data which led the team made the wrong decision Ex:she realized her assumption was inaccurate 5.indefensible: Ex:his behavior in meeting was completely indefensible even his closest college was refused to back him up Ex:the lawyer realized that his clients actions were morally indefensible even if there weren't technically illegal Role play: A: hey thanks to meeting here I've been wanting to try this place but i know it's kinda of inconvenient since it's not near any subway stops B:no problem! The pastries make up for it that chocolate croissant i just had was indescribable i can't even put words how good it was A:true! have you ever tried the make croissant?i tried once and i don't know what i did wrong but it ended up flat and sad B:I'm impress to even attempted I'm totally incapable of baking anything that fancy A:i feel like that's inaccurate remember that amazing tiramisu? B:yeah that's true but then i tried to make canele and the mess i made in them is completely indefensible

pesky prefixes part 2: inconvenient English vocabulary In English we use prefxi in : 1.inconvenient common mistake being inconvenient :sth that causes difficulty trouble or discomfort Ex:it was inconvenient for me to attending a meeting because i had another appointment at the same time Ex:the stores location is inconvenient for me since it's clearly across the town from where i live not convenient: Ex: that's not convenient for me we should meet somewhere else 2.indescribable: you can't describe it, it's too extraordinary maybe tense unusual to describe evokes awe Ex:when i got the job my excitement was truly indescribable 3.incapable: Lacking the ability or capacity to do sth Ex: i think I'm incapable of lifting this couch without help Ex:she was incapable of hiding her excitement when she heard the good news not capable ； Ex: 4.inaccurate: not correct Ex:the report was filled with inaccurate data which led the team made the wrong decision Ex:she realized her assumption was inaccurate 5.indefensible: Ex:his behavior in meeting was completely indefensible even his closest college was refused to back him up Ex:the lawyer realized that his clients actions were morally indefensible even if there weren't technically illegal Role play: A: hey thanks to meeting here I've been wanting to try this place but i know it's kinda of inconvenient since it's not near any subway stops B:no problem! The pastries make up for it that chocolate croissant i just had was indescribable i can't even put words how good it was A:true! have you ever tried the make croissant?i tried once and i don't know what i did wrong but it ended up flat and sad B:I'm impress to even attempted I'm totally incapable of baking anything that fancy A:i feel like that's inaccurate remember that amazing tiramisu? B:yeah that's true but then i tried to make canele and the mess i made in them is completely indefensible

pesky prefixes part 2: inconvenient English vocabulary In English we use prefxi in : 1.inconvenient common mistake being inconvenient :sth that causes difficulty trouble or discomfort Ex:it was inconvenient for me to attending a meeting because i had another appointment at the same time Ex:the stores location is inconvenient for me since it's clearly across the town from where i live not convenient: Ex: that's not convenient for me we should meet somewhere else 2.indescribable: you can't describe it, it's too extraordinary maybe tense unusual to describe evokes awe Ex:when i got the job my excitement was truly indescribable 3.incapable: Lacking the ability or capacity to do sth Ex: i think I'm incapable of lifting this couch without help Ex:she was incapable of hiding her excitement when she heard the good news not capable ； Ex: 4.inaccurate: not correct Ex:the report was filled with inaccurate data which led the team made the wrong decision Ex:she realized her assumption was inaccurate 5.indefensible: Ex:his behavior in meeting was completely indefensible even his closest college was refused to back him up Ex:the lawyer realized that his clients actions were morally indefensible even if there weren't technically illegal Role play: A: hey thanks to meeting here I've been wanting to try this place but i know it's kinda of inconvenient since it's not near any subway stops B:no problem! The pastries make up for it that chocolate croissant i just had was indescribable i can't even put words how good it was A:true! have you ever tried the make croissant?i tried once and i don't know what i did wrong but it ended up flat and sad B:I'm impress to even attempted I'm totally incapable of baking anything that fancy A:i feel like that's inaccurate remember that amazing tiramisu? B:yeah that's true but then i tried to make canele and the mess i made in them is completely indefensible

pesky prefixes part 2: inconvenient English vocabulary In English we use prefxi in : 1.inconvenient common mistake being inconvenient :sth that causes difficulty trouble or discomfort Ex:it was inconvenient for me to attending a meeting because i had another appointment at the same time Ex:the stores location is inconvenient for me since it's clearly across the town from where i live not convenient: Ex: that's not convenient for me we should meet somewhere else 2.indescribable: you can't describe it, it's too extraordinary maybe tense unusual to describe evokes awe Ex:when i got the job my excitement was truly indescribable 3.incapable: Lacking the ability or capacity to do sth Ex: i think I'm incapable of lifting this couch without help Ex:she was incapable of hiding her excitement when she heard the good news not capable ； Ex: 4.inaccurate: not correct Ex:the report was filled with inaccurate data which led the team made the wrong decision Ex:she realized her assumption was inaccurate 5.indefensible: Ex:his behavior in meeting was completely indefensible even his closest college was refused to back him up Ex:the lawyer realized that his clients actions were morally indefensible even if there weren't technically illegal Role play: A: hey thanks to meeting here I've been wanting to try this place but i know it's kinda of inconvenient since it's not near any subway stops B:no problem! The pastries make up for it that chocolate croissant i just had was indescribable i can't even put words how good it was A:true! have you ever tried the make croissant?i tried once and i don't know what i did wrong but it ended up flat and sad B:I'm impress to even attempted I'm totally incapable of baking anything that fancy A:i feel like that's inaccurate remember that amazing tiramisu? B:yeah that's true but then i tried to make canele and the mess i made in them is completely indefensible

🌈Pesky Prefixes 'in' means not capable of being, but 'un' usually means not, that make sense to add 'un' when we are trying to say the opposite "not", instead of using 'in' in English. 1️⃣inconvenient(the common mistake of 'being unconvenient') 🗒something causes the difficulty, trouble or discomfort. Ex: It was inconvenient for me to attend the meeting because I had another appointment at tje same time. Ex: The store's location is inconvenient for me since it's clearly a crass town from where I live. 👏👏👏another option of saying this: That's not convenient for me. I think we should meet somewhere else. 2️⃣indescribable(u can't describe it because it's too extraordinary, intense or unusual to be described. It's often used to mean 'amazing') Ex: When I got the job, my excitement was truly indescribable. 3️⃣incapable(lacking ability or capacity to do something) Ex: I think that I'm incapable of lifting this couch without help. Ex: She was incapable of hiding her excitement when she heard the good news. 👏👏👏another way to say it(I'm not capable of…)

4️⃣inaccurate(not correct, continue errors or mistakes) Ex: The report was filled with inaccurate data, which led the team mad the wrong decision. 5️⃣indefensible(It's used in something legal or trail) Ex: The lawyer realised that her client's actions were morallyy indefensible even if they were technically illegal.

A: Hey, thanks for meeting me here! I've been wanting to try this place, but I know it's kind of inconvenient since it's not near any subway stops. B: No problem! The pastries make up for it. That chocolate croissant I just had was indescribable — I can't even put into words how good it was! 巧克力可颂 A: True! Have you ever tried to make a croissant? I tried once, and I don't know what I did wrong, but it ended up flat and sad. B: I'm impressed you even attempted! I'm totally incapable of baking anything that fancy. A: I feel like that's inaccurate! Remember that amazing tiramisu you made? 提拉米苏 B: Haha, yeah, that's true. But then I tried to make canelés, and the mess I made was completely indefensible!可露丽

🌈Pesky Prefixes 'in' means not capable of being, but 'un' usually means not, that make sense to add 'un' when we are trying to say the opposite "not", instead of using 'in' in English. 1️⃣inconvenient(the common mistake of 'being unconvenient') 🗒something causes the difficulty, trouble or discomfort. Ex: It was inconvenient for me to attend the meeting because I had another appointment at tje same time. Ex: The store's location is inconvenient for me since it's clearly a crass town from where I live. 👏👏👏another option of saying this: That's not convenient for me. I think we should meet somewhere else. 2️⃣indescribable(u can't describe it because it's too extraordinary, intense or unusual to be described. It's often used to mean 'amazing') Ex: When I got the job, my excitement was truly indescribable. 3️⃣incapable(lacking ability or capacity to do something) Ex: I think that I'm incapable of lifting this couch without help. Ex: She was incapable of hiding her excitement when she heard the good news. 👏👏👏another way to say it(I'm not capable of…)

4️⃣inaccurate(not correct, continue errors or mistakes) Ex: The report was filled with inaccurate data, which led the team mad the wrong decision. 5️⃣indefensible(It's used in something legal or trail) Ex: The lawyer realised that her client's actions were morallyy indefensible even if they were technically illegal.

A: Hey, thanks for meeting me here! I've been wanting to try this place, but I know it's kind of inconvenient since it's not near any subway stops. B: No problem! The pastries make up for it. That chocolate croissant I just had was indescribable — I can't even put into words how good it was! 巧克力可颂 A: True! Have you ever tried to make a croissant? I tried once, and I don't know what I did wrong, but it ended up flat and sad. B: I'm impressed you even attempted! I'm totally incapable of baking anything that fancy. A: I feel like that's inaccurate! Remember that amazing tiramisu you made? 提拉米苏 B: Haha, yeah, that's true. But then I tried to make canelés, and the mess I made was completely indefensible!可露丽

🌈Pesky Prefixes 'in' means not capable of being, but 'un' usually means not, that make sense to add 'un' when we are trying to say the opposite "not", instead of using 'in' in English. 1️⃣inconvenient(the common mistake of 'being unconvenient') 🗒something causes the difficulty, trouble or discomfort. Ex: It was inconvenient for me to attend the meeting because I had another appointment at tje same time. Ex: The store's location is inconvenient for me since it's clearly a crass town from where I live. 👏👏👏another option of saying this: That's not convenient for me. I think we should meet somewhere else. 2️⃣indescribable(u can't describe it because it's too extraordinary, intense or unusual to be described. It's often used to mean 'amazing') Ex: When I got the job, my excitement was truly indescribable. 3️⃣incapable(lacking ability or capacity to do something) Ex: I think that I'm incapable of lifting this couch without help. Ex: She was incapable of hiding her excitement when she heard the good news. 👏👏👏another way to say it(I'm not capable of…)

4️⃣inaccurate(not correct, continue errors or mistakes) Ex: The report was filled with inaccurate data, which led the team mad the wrong decision. 5️⃣indefensible(It's used in something legal or trail) Ex: The lawyer realised that her client's actions were morallyy indefensible even if they were technically illegal.

🌈Pesky Prefixes 'in' means not capable of being, but 'un' usually means not, that make sense to add 'un' when we are trying to say the opposite "not", instead of using 'in' in English. 1️⃣inconvenient(the common mistake of 'being unconvenient') 🗒something causes the difficulty, trouble or discomfort. Ex: It was inconvenient for me to attend the meeting because I had another appointment at tje same time. Ex: The store's location is inconvenient for me since it's clearly a crass town from where I live. 👏👏👏another option of saying this: That's not convenient for me. I think we should meet somewhere else. 2️⃣indescribable(u can't describe it because it's too extraordinary, intense or unusual to be described. It's often used to mean 'amazing') Ex: When I got the job, my excitement was truly indescribable. 3️⃣incapable(lacking ability or capacity to do something) Ex: I think that I'm incapable of lifting this couch without help. Ex: She was incapable of hiding her excitement when she heard the good news. 👏👏👏another way to say it(I'm not capable of…)

4️⃣inaccurate(not correct, continue errors or mistakes) Ex: The report was filled with inaccurate data, which led the team mad the wrong decision. 5️⃣indefensible(It's used in something legal or trail) Ex: The lawyer realised that her client's actions were morallyy indefensible even if they were technically illegal.