Negative adjectives

The tickets are valid. You haven’t stamped them.

• im

• in

• ir

• il

They are always calling him names. They say he’s an legitimate son. His parents are married to someone else.

• il

• dis

• in

• im

He was very precise. He could have had a better grade if he had been more accurate.

• ir

• il

• in

• im

It would be practical to call her everytime the baby doesn’t want to eat.

• im

• in

• un

• il

Her arguments don’t make sense. They’re completely logical.

• mis

• il

• in

• un

I don’t believe you! She’s such a shy, offensive woman. She couldn’t possibly have done it!

• il

• dis

• mis

• in

I hate to wait in queues. I’m too patient.

• in

• il

• im

• it

Many legal immigrants were arrested last night.

• ir

• in

• il

• it

It was possible for her to arrive on time to the meeting.

• im

• il

• mis

• in

I didn't believe what the man said. It seemeed credible.

• im

• in

• ir

• il