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WORD FORMATION: Prefixes

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

1. I'm sure she's discreet.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's indiscreet.

b)

I don't agree. I think he's unconvincing.

c)

I don't agree. I think it's insensitive.

d)

I don't agree. I think it's irrelevant.

2.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

2. I always find him very sensitive.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's indiscreet.

b)

I don't agree. I think he's unconvincing.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's insensitive.

d)

I don't agree. I think it's irrelevant.

3.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

3. It's a convincing argument.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's indiscreet.

b)

I don't agree. I think it's unconvincing.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's insensitive.

d)

I don't agree. I think it's irrelevant.

4.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

4. That's a very relevant point.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's indiscreet.

b)

I don't agree. I think it's unconvincing.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's insensitive.

d)

I don't agree. I think it's irrelevant.

5.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

5. She's always obedient.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's disobedient.

b)

I don't agree. I think he's inefficient.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's ungrateful.

d)

I don't agree. I think she's irresponsible.

6.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

6. He's very efficient.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's disobedient.

b)

I don't agree. I think he's inefficient.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's ungrateful.

d)

I don't agree. I think she's irresponsible.

7.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

7. I always find her responsible.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's disobedient.

b)

I don't agree. I think he's inefficient.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's ungrateful.

d)

I don't agree. I think she's irresponsible.

8.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

8. He seems grateful for our help.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's disobedient.

b)

I don't agree. I think he's inefficient.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's ungrateful.

d)

I don't agree. I think she's irresponsible.

9.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

9. I'm sure she's loyal to the firm.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's disloyal.

b)

I don't agree. I think he's intolerant.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's ungrateful.

d)

I don't agree. I think she's irresponsible.

10.

Practice using words with negative prefixes. See the example.

Ex: He's a very honest man. I don't agree. I think he's dishonest.

10. He's a tolerant person.

a)

I don't agree. I think she's disloyal.

b)

I don't agree. I think he's intolerant.

c)

I don't agree. I think he's ungrateful.

d)

I don't agree. I think she's irresponsible.