Answer:
B. Mis-
Explanation:
Prefixes are the groups of letters or words that stand in front of the other word, usually changing its meaning.
<em><u>Mis</u></em><u>- is a prefix added when something should be characterized as wrong, bad, mistaken, less, or incorrect.</u> When prefix <em>mis</em>- is placed in front of the other word or its root, it will usually change the meaning to paint something in the original word is actually bad.
For example
- “He directed me where should I go” – he told me where to go, he gave me advice on how to reach something.
- “He misdirected me where should I go” – he told me wrongly where should I go, he gave me incorrect advice, I took the bad turn.
<em>Some of the words that use the prefix mis- are misfortune, misconduct, misbehave, mistake, misuse, misadventure, misheard, etc.</em>
