Svi bi da se orode sa tobom, mene je Bog pogledao!

Pals are u there?Anyone?

incapable,illegible, impatient, indecisive, adventous???, uninteresting, unusual, irresistible

and how? hell if I know

nemaš striktnih pravila, dosta toga moraš jednostavno naučiti...ali imaš neke guidelines:

"in-" is a prefix from Latin, so it is usually seen when the root is from Latin. While native English roots tend to be monosyllabic, Latin roots tend to be polysyllabic. "in-"changes to "im-" before "m", "p", and "b". It changes to "il-" before "l" and to "ir-" before "r". This pattern is quite common with adjectives (derived from Latin).

"un-" is the native English prefix for negation, but it combines freely with nonnative roots as well. It is the most used prefix of its kind. It is used with verbs, adjectives, and adverbs, but also sometimes with abstract nouns -- not with concrete nouns ("*an unchair", "*an unbowl"). It can indicate simple negation (adjective) ("happy / unhappy") or it can indicate reversal of a process (verb) ("lock / unlock"). In this latter role, the prefix "de-" is sometimes used instead.

je.ben ovaj ingleški!