VOCABULARY - FORM 4

VOCABULARY - FORM 4 Unit 8

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PREFIXES, SUFFIXES & WORD FORMS

Prefixes - before the word (adjectives, nouns, verbs)

Suffixes - after the word ( noun) to form an adjective

Word Forms - similar words, synonymous meaning, different use in sentences.

EXERCISE A

Read the word. Choose the correct form of prefix / suffix.

Multiple Select

Which of these words are prefix to dis- ?

• obey

• organised

• behave

• satisfied

• approve

Multiple Select

Which of these words are prefix to mis-?

• behave

• hope

• lead

• spell

• respect

Multiple Select

Which of these words are suffix to -less?

• inform

• rest

• worth

• end

• meaning

Complete the sentences below with the correct form of some of the words from the table above.

EXERCISE B

Complete with the correct form of the words in the options given.

Multiple Choice

Ryan wanted to dress up as an old man so he wore a/an .... beard.

• fake

• false

• unreal

Multiple Choice

I thought these jeans were made by a famous designer, but it turns out they're ....

• fake

• false

• unreal

Multiple Choice

It seemed .... to be talking to someone so famous.

• fake

• false

• unreal

Multiple Choice

This painting of the seaside is very ...

• genuine

• realistic

• real

Multiple Choice

A: Are those .... flowers?

B: Yes, they're from my garden.

• genuine

• realistic

• real

Multiple Choice

Is this sculpture a ... Degas?

• genuine

• realistic

• real

Multiple Choice

Jeremy has grown into a .... young man.

• beautiful

• handsome

• good-looking

Multiple Choice

Susan looked .... on the day she got married.

• beautiful

• handsome

• good-looking

Multiple Choice

Graham and Linda are a .... couple.

• beautiful

• handsome

• good-looking

Multiple Choice

I'm willing to .... your invitation.

• approve

• agree

• accept

Multiple Choice

Philip told his mum he wanted to spend all his money on an expensive pair of trainers but she didn't .... of his idea.

• approve

• agree

• accept

Multiple Choice

A: The clothes in this shop are too expensive.

B: ... with you on that. Let's go somewhere else.

• approve

• agree

• accept