MOD 8a - VOCABULARY

MOD 8a - VOCABULARY

by Yanti Raja

​Read the note and complete the table using the words in the box

​NOTE:

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• ​The prefix dis- is used before adjectives, nouns and verbs to give them the opposite meaning (eg. like - dislike)

• ​The prefix mis- is used before verbs and means do wrongly or badly. (eg. understand - misunderstand)

• ​The suffix -less is used after a noun to form an adjective which means without that quality or characteristic. (eg. harm - harmless)

Multiple Select

Choose 4 words that can be used with the prefix dis-

• organised

• lead

• satisfied

• respect

• approve

Multiple Select

Choose 4 words that can be used with the prefix mis-

• hope

• behave

• inform

• judge

• spell

Multiple Select

Choose 4 words that can be used with the suffix -less

• rest

• end

• obey

• worth

• hope

​Now complete the following sentences with the correct prefix (dis- , mis-) or suffix (-less)

​eg. Do you _____ (like) durian?

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(​answer : dislike)

Fill in the Blanks

If you

(behave) in Mr. Brown's lesson, you have to stand at the back of the class.

Fill in the Blanks

After an hour waiting for the fashion show to begin, the audience started to get

(rest)

Fill in the Blanks

Your closet is so

(organised). How can you find anything?

Fill in the Blanks

You will be punished if you

(obey) any of my orders.

Fill in the Blanks

I'm sorry but you've

(spell) my name. It's Jenny with a 'y' not an 'i'.

Fill in the Blanks

I have an

(end) list of things to do today!

Multiple Choice

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

• false

• fake

• unreal

Multiple Choice

It seemed _____ to be talking to someone so famous.

• false

• fake

• unreal

Multiple Choice

This painting of the seaside is very _____

• genuine

• realistic

• real

Multiple Choice

Is this painting a ______ Van Gogh?

• genuine

• realistic

• real

Multiple Choice

Philip told his mum he wanted to spend all his money on the new iPhone but she didn't ____ of his idea.

• approve

• agree

• accept

Multiple Choice

A: The clothes in this shop are too expensive!

B: I  _____ you on that. let's go somewhere else.

• approve

• agree

• accept

Multiple Choice

I'm writing to _____ your invitation

• approve

• agree

• accept