8. English also has a prefixun- whose use is illustrated in thefollowing lists:

8. English also has a prefixun- whose use is illustrated in thefollowing lists: List A List B true untrue likely unlikelyacceptable unacceptable wise unwise real unreal common uncommonnatural unnatural graceful ungraceful refined unrefined tameduntamed A. What part of speech are the words that the prefixun-attaches to? That is what part of speech are the words in list A?B. Whenun- is prefixed to a word what part of speech is theresulting new word? That is what part of speech are the words inlist B? C. In what way does the prefixun- change the meaning of theword it attaches to? D. New words such asUncola(a type of softdrink) and Uncar(used in a bus company advertisement to refer to abus) have been added to the English language. Given the patternestablished in lists A and B why are words such asUncolaandUncarirregular