The Prefix Im- In The Word Impractical Gives A Clue That This Word Means

[Q2kold]

The prefix im- in the word impractical gives a clue that this word means

[waterboatman]

What?

[fiction-factory]

Not sure why this in History but perhaps that indicates it's not a quiz/crossword clue.
Impractical is the opposite of Practical. Other examples are impossible and imprudent.
https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/prefixes-un-dis-im-mis
Unless you misread it and it said "I'm practical"

[waterboatman]

That makes sense.

[aelmpvw]

Q2kold joined ab at 4.27am, i wonder if he lives abroad?

[Jackdaw33]

Before b,m and p in- mutates to im-.
Before l it mutates to il-.
Before r it mutates to ir-.

That's today's grammar lesson over!

[murraymints]

helloooo Jack xx still in hossie ?

[1ozzy]

I'm now confused Jack, granted I'm sunfried.

Does that mean "imconfused" and "imsudfried" ?

[Jackdaw33]

No, it just shows that we say inconsistent but impossible, illegal and irregular.

Still in hossie but might get out next week.

[murraymints]

hope you are better soon xx

[waterboatman]

Wishing you well jack.

[1ozzy]

All the best Jack.

Need someone to take the pee out of me in the wee hours ;-/