- •Словотворення
- •Noun Suffixes
- •2. Make nouns from each of the following adjectives and nouns.
- •3. Give the noun form of these verbs.
- •4. How do you call someone who does the following?
- •5. Use the word in bold to form the noun which refers to the person who does that job.
- •7. Complete each of the sentences by inserting the noun formed from the verb in brackets.
- •Task 2
- •1. Match the adjectives forming suffixes with the appropriate words.
- •10. Fill the blank spaces with the appropriate word from the list.
- •Adjectives suffixes
- •2. Make an adjective from each of the following nouns.
- •3. Form adjectives from the given nouns if possible.
- •4. Complete the sentences using an adjective ending in -ful or in -less.
- •5. Unscramble the words.
- •6. Complete each sentence by inserting the adjective formed from the word in brackets.
- •7. In the following paragraph there are fourteen words ending with -ible or -able, some of which are misspelled. Read the paragraph, locate the misspelled words and write the correct
- •Adjectives prefixes task 1
- •1. Add appropriate prefix to make a new adjective.
- •2. What's the opposite? Choose the correct item.
- •3. Unscramble the words.
- •4. Complete each sentence with an adjective that best fills the gap.
- •5. Choose the correct prefix.
- •6. Match the prefix with the correct words.
- •7. Write a new word using a prefix: un-, mis-, dis- or in-.
- •8. Complete the sentences with the appropriate words from the box.
- •9. Put the word in brackets into the correct form. Use prefixes and/or suffixes.
- •10. Choose the correct prefix to make negative forms of the adjectives.
- •Word formation tests
7. In the following paragraph there are fourteen words ending with -ible or -able, some of which are misspelled. Read the paragraph, locate the misspelled words and write the correct
spellings in the space provided below the paragraph.
Most people thought that Michael, an eligable bachelor, was an adorable, personible man. Mattie, however, found him detestable. Some time ago, Michael promised to take Mattie to a fashionible restaurant for a remarkible dinner. As horrable as it sounds, Michael took Mattie to the local McDonald’s. Most of the food there was either inedable or undigestable. Mattie was as irritable as passable when she told her roommates about her terrible date. “Whoever finally marries that contemptable Michael,” Mattie said, “is certainly not going to be in an enviable position.”
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
8. In the following sentences, the final four letters are omitted from each -ible or -able word. Complete each word with the appropriate ending.
1. Last night’s movie about the invis _____ man was so incred _____ that it was laugh _____.
2. My irrespons _____ little brother is usually kept away from anything break _____.
3. Are these new clothes really comfort _____, or do people only wear them because they are fashion _____?
4. I think I would be less irrit _____ if my professors were more flex _____.
5. I don’t think voting twice in national elections is permiss _____.
6. It’s always valu _____ to have a friend who is depend _____.
7. My employer said that it isn’t suit _____ to have a secretary whose handwriting is illeg _____.
9. Choose the correct item.
1. I didn’t enjoy the film. The story was so ... .
2. I don’t feel very ... about the future. In fact, I’m very worried.
3. I didn’t enjoy the restaurant at all. I thought the food was really ... .
4. You can never trust what he says. He’s so ....
5. The museum is certainly very' .... There are so many amazing things to see.
6. ’It is a .... moment,’ he told journalists.
7. Was King Arthur a real ... figure?
8. Kathy seems to take a very ... role in the relationship.
9. We’ve decided to go to a quiet fishing village with a ... harbour.
|
A |
В |
C |
D |
1 |
believing |
unbelievable |
disbelief |
disbeliever |
2 |
optimism |
optimistic |
optimum |
optimistically |
3 |
disgust |
disgusting |
disgusted |
disgutedly |
4 |
unreliable |
reliable |
reliability |
unreliability |
5 |
impressed |
impression |
impressive |
impress |
6 |
histerical |
historable |
historic |
history |
7 |
historical |
historic |
histeric |
history |
8 |
pass |
passivity |
passion |
passive |
9 |
picture |
picturesque |
pictured |
depicted |
10. Use the words in capitals to form a word that fits in the space in the same place.
Working full-time can be a very (1)... experience for most people; long hours and the pressure to be (2)... in a (3) ... society both contribute to the build-up of anxiety. If you’re feeling (4)..., there’s no better way to relax than to exercise. However, many people return from work too (5) ... to move. People are criticized for being lazy and (6) ... and for watching too much television which is not (7) ... to our health. Taking regular exercise can be both relaxing and (8) ... and people who feel healthy often also feel more (9) ... . You don’t need to be especially (10) ... to take up a sport; simply choose one that is (11) ... to your character. |
STRESS |
1 _________________ |
SUCCESS |
2 _________________ |
|
COMPETE |
3 _________________ |
|
NERVE |
4 _________________ |
|
EXHUAST |
5 _________________ |
|
ACTIVE |
6 _________________ |
|
BENEFIT |
7 _________________ |
|
PLEASURE |
8 _________________ |
|
CONFIDENCE |
9 _________________ |
|
ENERGY |
10 _________________ |
|
SUIT |
11 _________________ |
