Dis and Mis

Vocabulary pg 114 (Full Blast Unit 8)

by Za Salehan

​Dis- , Mis- , -less

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

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

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

Multiple Choice

end

• dis

• mis

• less

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organised

• dis

• mis

• less

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approve

• dis

• mis

• less

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behave

• -dis

• -mis

• -less

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hope

• dis-

• mis-

• -less

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judge

• dis-

• mis-

• -less

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satisfied

• dis-

• mis-

• -less

Multiple Choice

rest

• dis-

• mis-

• -less

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spell

• dis-

• mis-

• -less

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worth

• dis

• mis

• less

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respect

• dis-

• mis-

• -less

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inform

• dis-

• mis-

• -less

​ Dis-

• ​disobey

• ​disorganised

• ​dissatisfied

• ​disrespect

• ​disapprove

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​Mis-

• ​misbehave

• ​misinform

• ​misjudge

• ​mislead

• ​misspell

​-less

• ​endless

• ​worthless

• ​hopeless

• ​restless

• ​meaningless

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If you _____ in Mr Varney's lesson, you have to stand at the front of the class. 

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

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Your wardrobe is so _____. How can you find anything?

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You will be punished if you _____ any of my orders.

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I'm sorry but you've _____ my name. It's with an 'i' not a 'y'.

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I have a / an _____ list of things to do today. I don't know when I'm going to finish.

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​Don't forget to screenshot the marks!

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