Prefixes and Suffixes

Correct the mistake: The teacher asked me to (a)   (do) the assignment because it was full of errors.

Opposite of happy: She was (a)   (happy) after hearing the bad news.

Against social norms: His behavior was considered (a)   (social) and unacceptable.

Not trustworthy: The witness was (a)   (trustworthy) due to inconsistencies in their story.

Overly complicated: The explanation was so (a)   (complicated) that nobody understood it.

Below the standard: The product was (a)   (developed) and failed to meet expectations.

State of being kind: Her (a)   (kind) made her loved by everyone.

Able to be understood: The instructions were clear and (a)   (understand).

Act of improving: There was a noticeable (a)   (improve) in his performance.

Act of informing: The (a)   (inform) about the event was sent via email.