PREFIXES B NEGATIVE A COMMON PREFIXES.PREFIXES IN- SUFFIXES Inconsiderate Incomplete ANTI (AGAINST) 1.DERIVE NOUNS FROM VERBS USING COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH anti-roads protestors NOUN SUFFIXES Immature Imperfect Immoral Impolite MANAGE The aeroplane is one of the anti-government troops WITH R IRSuffix - IF THE WORD BEGINS best of modern times PUNISH Meaning Irrational Irresponsible Irregular INTER (BETWEEN His _ at 0’clock in ILExample - IF THE WORD BEGINS WITH L PRONOUNCE _ international match the morning caught them unaware -ACY Irrational Illegal interstate highways INVENT state or quality UN He had a very academic MINI (SMALL) privacy Undo Unfair Uncomfortable _at school EDUCATE _ minicomputer -AL DIS mini-bar When I was a school child, the only GOVERN _ act or Disability process of Dislike MIS (WRONGLY) form of _was a refusal WRITE THE OPPOSITE OF THE WORDS BELLOW USING NEGATIVE mishear detention PREFIXES -ANCE, -ENCE NOUNS FROM ADJECTIVES miscalculate state or quality of They are going to take over the EMULTI FFICIENCY _ ACCEPTABLE (MANY ) a HAPPY maintenance, eminence multi-coloured _ of the factory -DOM FAIR RELEVANT _ B REGULAR multimillionaire next month place or state of being LOVER EGALLY (TOO _ MUCH) REAL _ C PATIENT freedom, kingdom The Prime Minister will announce the overeating F4 IND THE OF THE WORDS BELLOW -ER , -OPPOSITES OR ABILITY _ VISIBLE _ D EFFICIENT _ new tomorrow oneCOMPLETE who NOW THE SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORDS ADVANTAGE _ E OPERATED _ His _ of English is so trainer, protector FROM EXERCISE poor that it is very difficult to -ISM _ OFFENSIVE F ELEGANT The doctrine, police arrested understand him belief the street musicians because they were APPEAR performing G SUPERIOR communism The children were full of -IST ILLUSION Speaking other languages is a very useful _ H LONELY _ 5.ADJECTIVES FROM NOUNS AND VERBS one who On CLOSE _ achemist clear day the French coast is clearly from theI MAD _ BEAUTY cliffs of Dover -ITY , -TY ARM J PRIVATE DANGER quality of I have a problem with people who arrive late TRUST veracity CARE NOUNS FROM ADJECTIVES He was very not to be accepted by the university MENT COURAGE _ IMAGINATION _ SOME IRREGULAR ONES: condition of I’m not interested, furthermore, it’s totally to me COMFORT _ RESPONSIBLE A HIGH argument _ CENTRE She -wasn’t NESS given a pay rise for her _ at work B YOUNG _ state of being PRACTICE _ FILLheaviness IN THE SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT PREFIX : C LONG 11 FOOL COMPLETE BY ADDING THE CORRECT PREFIX Clark-SHIP failed his maths exam, soTHE he SENTENCES was really …………… appointed D DANGEROUS _ 12 ACCIDENT _ position heldFROM THE TABLE Peter is the most …………friendly person I’ve ever met fellowship E STRONG 13 FUNDAMENT _ DERIVE THE CORRECT WORD IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES SION, -TION I’m afraid we’ve ………………estimated the candidate’s qualities F TRUE 14 ATTRACT state being An of UN DIS- (accident) IN- discharge IM- of toxic OVER waste has led 17 His _ (coward) act of holding a child hostage is Mark speaks British and Spanish fluently; he is ………… lingual since his concession, transition to pollution of the water in the river 15 MANAGE really contemptible mother is from London and his father is from Madrid He has been _ (action) in local politics for some years 18 Nowadays less people are _ (cruelty) to animals Ibe keep thinking of our holidays in Jamaica They were The research can’t carried out without everybody’s …………operation It was an _ (adventure) expedition up the 19 Not all snakes are (danger) to human beings really FORGETTABLE we can neverlaw forget Carl is anAmazon expert which in ……………national 20 John took a (depth) breath and blew into the balloon She was very _ heard He relieves (anger) he isn’t when going she to die He what thinkshappened he is The athlete was ……………qualified for …………fair play 21 Once again he's proving himself to be a player of great _MORTAL He gave her a (beauty) bunch of flowers for (able) The inhabitants are ………building the houses knocked down by the typhoon her birthday I was surprised by my mother’s call It was very 22 John will be in charge during the boss's _ (absent) Despite his age, he still retains his (boy) good looks EXPECTED Patrick failed his geography exam in June, so he will ……sit in September 23 We met quite by _ (accidental) at the airport He gave us4.aPlease _ (briefly) first-hand account of the event findme another chair You look The conditions they offered were ……acceptable so _COMFORTABLE I didn’t …new my I have enough work to keep me (business) for the 24 She recognized him as an old (acquaint) contract People don’t really like her She’s very _POPULAR 25 The police took quick (act) to deal with the whole week robbery 10 Everybody was wearing …………formal clothes except for Sarah Sarah is extremely _ (care) of her reputation His parents have punished her due to 26 I never ever shouted at you in _ (angry), have I? _OBEDIENCE 11 Paul10 is …………confident, which makes him act rather …………responsibly I have always been very (caution) about spending 27 I find the constant barking of the neighbour’s dog an money He was very tired, so he _DRESSED and went to bed 12 Do you usually have lunch with your …………-workers? _ (annoy) 11 He is lucky to own a house that is very _ (centre) The was army’s behaviour the war ……………understood was very cruel It 28 He is always worried about his (appear) 13 I explained Tom8.what happening, butduring he definitely 12 It's so (child) of her to behave in that way my point of view was truly _HUMAN was rushed to the hospital but was dead on 13 She decides not to be (choose) but to accept 29 He (arrive) John and I don’t get on well We always AGREE 14 Sam went to bed so late yesterday that he ……………slept and didn’t get to the first job offer that comes along 30 We must pay (attend) in class work in time this morning 14 Her mother bought an imported (circle) table 31 She is a woman of great (beautiful) for dinning IM- IF THE WORD BEGINS WITH M OR P THE SUFFIXES IN THE BOX NOUNS DERIVED FROM EXERCISE