Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"I find it quite difficult to believe your story. It’s not (a)   ."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"Don’t worry, the water in that river is very clean. In fact, it’s (a)   ."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"I can understand why you were late yesterday. It’s (a)   ."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"Professor Brown knows lots of things. She is a (a)   person."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"Be careful with that glass table. It’s a very (a)   piece of furniture."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"Stealing other people’s things is a (a)   crime. You might go to jail."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"My dirty jacket isn’t (a)   . I’ll have to take it to be dry cleaned."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"I think Mr. Smith can easily find a new job. He’s a very (a)   person."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"After I finish using my camera, I can throw it away. It’s a (a)   camera."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"The new sofa you bought is great! It’s so (a)   that I fell asleep on it."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"My new business is making lots of money. I’m happy that it’s (a)   ."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"Do you want my advice? It’s not (a)   to swim without a life guard."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"My grandparents are very kind and (a)   . I love them so much!"

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"The number of stars you can see in the night sky are (a)   . There are about six thousand of them."

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Complete the sentences below. Use the suffix -able with the words in the box.

"Your excuse for being late is not (a)   ! You must come on time. No excuses!"

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