This is an all ears English podcast episode 2507.

Pesky prefixes part two, inconvenient English vocabulary.

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Do you ever get confused whether you should say unconvenient or inconvenient?

Many native speakers make these mistakes. So in today's episode, we'll give you five words and their correct

prefixes so you can focus on connection and not mistakes in English.

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