Adjective 2 noun 3 verb
-ist -hood -or -ese -ee -en -ision -some
-ship -ise -ical -ify -ible -y -ant -ive
-ness -ish
2. Match a prefix with a word to make a new word. Then choose the appropriate meaning for the prefix from the list.
Example: anti-theft/ against 1 inter- power not 2. super- author main 3. ex- hi-fi too much 4. mini- city very big 5. ab- continental before 6. over- view previous 7. co- enemy between 8. arch- wife small 9. trans- spend together 10 pre- normal across
3. Underline the words that do not contain the idea of ‘beneath’ or ‘less’.
undercut undergo understaffed underfoot undertaking underwrite 4. Underline the words that mean ‘not…’.
unfaithful inside unpack inhospitable impractical impound
5. Underline the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
1. Julia played a…role in the planning of the millennium exhibition. A consultation B consulting C consultative D consulted
2. Even the best medicines are not… . A infallible B unfailing C fail-proof D falsified
3. In the event, we found your advice absolutely… . A unworthy B valuable C invaluable D impecunious
4. I parked in a restricted area and the police……my car. A imprisoned B impounded C impaled D interned
5. He has been…..for gross misconduct. A impressed B impounded C impeached D impelled
6. Underline the words that have no base form that exists by itself.
indirect inept untie disparage impeccable unscathed impede infinity unprompted impromptu undying undue unduly insipid incessant inflect 7. Use the -er/-or, -ее and -ist suffixes to make the names of the following. Example: A person who plays jazz on the piano. a jazz pianist 1. The thing that wipesrain off your car windscreen. 2. A person who plays classical violin. 3. A person who takes professional photographs. 4. A person who actsin amateur theatre. 5. The person to whom a cheque is paid. 6. A machine for washingdishes. 7. A person who donatestheir organs upon their death. 8. The person towhom a letter is addressed.
8. Do these words mean a thing, a person, or both? a cooker a ticket-holder a cleaner a drinker a typewriter a CD player a smoker a dresser 9. Which word is the odd one out in each group and why?
1 brotherhood neighbourhood manhood priesthood 2 tearful spiteful dreadful handful 3 appointment involvement compliment arrangement 4 worship kinship friendship partnership 10 Combine the words to make a compound. Example roses/bunch - a bunch of roses boots/ski - ski boots cloud/sky - a cloudy sky
two hands/backhand day/work edge/water bed/sea length/arm prices/gas price/gas coat/paint hair/breadth stone/throw shore/sea door/car industry/car film/popularity film/story world/end bar/steel apple/core book/club shirt/button book/200 pages room/corner heart/matter sentence/ten years pan/fry degree/university stick/walk hesitation/moment building/four storeys
Task 7. 1. Complete the chart with the correct noun.
2. Add a correct prefix to the following words.
3. Add a prefix to the correct form of the word at the end of each line and use the word in the space of the same line. The first (0) is given as an example.
4. Write abstract nouns for the following words, using one of the following suffixes: -ance, -ence, -ment, -ness, -th.
5. Make adjectives from the following nouns.
6. Make nouns from the following verbs. 1. disturb 6. insure 2. correspond 7. annoy 3. emerge 8. empty 4. sleep 9. defend 5. resist 10. commit 7. Use the word given at the end of each line to form a word that fits the gap in the same line.
A BREATH OF FRESH AIR
8. Complete the chart with the original verbs.
Task 8. 1. Write the opposites of the words underlined. Example: He's a very honest man. ...dishonest 1. I'msure she's discreet. 2. He's very efficient. 3. I always find him very sensitive. 4. I always find her responsible. 5. It's a convincing argument. 6. He seems grateful for our help. 7. That's a very relevant point. 8. I'm sure she's loyal to the firm. 9. She's always obedient. 10. He's a tolerant person. 2. Which negative adjective fits each of the following definitions? 1 ……………………means not having a husband or wife. 2 ………………………….means impossible to eat. 3 ……………………means unable to read or write. 4 …………………………..means not having a job. 5 …………means fair in giving judgement, not favouring one side. 6 ……………………means unable to be replaced. 3. Use the word in brackets to complete the sentences. Add the necessary prefix and put the word in the correct form. Example: The runner was ..disqualified.. after a blood test. (QUALIFY) 1 Children and adults love………parcels at Christmas time. (WRAP) 2 I almost always find that I……………with his opinion. (AGREE) 3 I'm sure he's lying but it's going to be hard to……his story. (PROVE) 4 After a brief speech the Queen…………..the new statue. (VEIL) 5 It took the removal men an hour…our things from the van. (LOAD) 6 His phone was……because he didn't pay his last bill. (CONNECT) 4. Answer the following questions. 1 What kind of oven cooks things particularly fast? 2 What kind of drug can help somebody with an infection? 3 What kind of company has branches in many countries? 4 How does a passenger aeroplane normally fly? 5 What is a student who is studying for a second degree? 6 What means 'underground railway' in the US and 'underground passage' in the UK? 5. Find two more examples for each prefix. Use a dictionary if necessary.
6. Construct words or phrases to replace the underlined words. e.g. He's in favour of the American approach. ...He’s pro-American... 1. The BBC tries to avoid pronouncing foreign words incorrectly. 2. Most people say they have to work too hard but are paid too little. 3. He dated his cheque with a date that was later than the real date. 4. She's still on good terms with the man who used to be her husband. 5. He made so many mistakes in the letter that he had to write it again. 7. Put the adjectives in the box into the correct columns.
Task 9. 1. What do these abbreviations stand for? Example: ВВС The British Broadcasting Corporation The UN Unesco c/o Rd ID BSc FBI Fr ext. PIN e.g. asap dep. RSVP arr. MP CD 2. What are the full forms of these shortened words? Example: phone telephone lab exam ad fridge rep 3. What are the short forms of these full words? Example: aeroplane plane
newspaper shoelaces television suitcase wristwatch 4. Here is a note written in a hurry, with a lot of abbreviations in it. Can you say what each one in bold means in full? Example: tel telephone To: John Furness From: Sally Oldbeck Dear John, Here are the times for my trip: arr. from Paris 2.25 pm at Victoria Station, Wed 14th. Stay with friends, tel: 41356787, address 56 Carlton Ave, Eastcheap, London S4. Dep Sat 17th from Heathrow, flight no EI 654 to Dublin. If you need to ring me in the office, it's Oriental Imports Ltd, tel 3546659, ext 5656. Sally 5. Use abbreviations instead of the words in bold. Example: care of - c/o 1. It is a digital camera, that is to say it doesn't use film, but takes pictures electronically. 2. I needed some paper, envelopes, pens, and so on. 3. There are several ways of solving the problem, for example, try fitting new batteries. 4. You can repair it yourself. Please note, the guarantee is no longer valid if you do. 5. She saw a flying saucer or some kind of spaceship in the sky above her house. 6. Her address is: Flat number3, Block B, Horley Street, Bartsow. 7. She got a Bachelor of Science degree from London University, and now she's doing a Doctor of Philosophy degree. 8. There was a postscript at the end of the letter. 6. What things in these addresses are normally abbreviated? How is Ms pronounced? 1. Mister A. Carlton 2. Ms P. Meldrum Flat number 5 care of T. Fox 28, Hale Crescent 6, Marl Avenue Borebridge Freeminster
3. N. Lowe and Company 7, Bridge Road Preston United Kingdom 7. 'Translate' this note from the boss to a group of workers in an office, into full words. Memo from:Mr Richard Hedd (MD) To: All staff Date:3/5/91 Ref:04056/DC
May I remind you that all new lab equipment should be registered with Stores & Supplies, Room 354 (ext 2683). NB: new items must be notified before 1700 hrs on the last day of the month of purchase, i.e. within the current budgeting month. All a/c nos must be recorded. Rick 8. Explain 1-5 and match them with the contexts on the right. 1 Students and OAPs: £1.50 on an aerosol can 2 WC Gents in a newspaper headline 3 US forces take 5,000 POWs on a museum entrance 4 Ozone-friendly: CFC-free on an airline timetable 5 Dep 1500 Arr 1742 on a door in a pub/restaurant
9. People have developed a new informal way of writing in chat rooms and on message boards. They also use similar language when they send messages by phone. Explain the following messages. R u alryt? Thx Im good thx
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