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Prefixes 1 Matching Make adjectives by matching the suffixes and stems where possible. Then find a noun for each from the list on the right. Prefixes Stems Nouns un cheque meat mis envelope phone card dis cooked expression sports facilities re dated factory staff pre gift voucher ticket post used leave word under letter work over loan worker meal 2 Gap-fill and discussion Complete each question with a suitable prefix. Then choose five questions at random to ask your partner. 1. Which professions in your country are? Do you think there should be limits on how much people earn? 2. What sorts of food should you never eat cooked? Have you ever had food poisoning from eating cooked food? 3. Have you ever done work for charity? 4. Are there any used buildings near to your home or workplace? 5. Do you have a mobile account or do you use a card? 6. Which words or expressions in your language do you think are used? 7. Which government services are used in your country? 8. Have you ever written a(n) dated cheque? 9. What kind of workers in your country are? Do they ever go on strike?

1 Table completion Make as many words as you can, adding prefixes to the left and suffixes to the right of the stems below. stem adjectives nouns verbs help kind literate loyal mature popular rely sense success thought understand use

2 Practice - sentence completion Use the correct forms of words in the table to complete the sentences. help loyal rely kind mature sense literate popular success thought understand use 1. The staff in the shop were very and I soon found what I wanted. 2. We have a customer programme. You get a 10 per cent discount for every $100 you spend. 3. There s a train service to the city centre but it s not very as there are often delays. 4. I thanked her for her in helping out when my mother was ill. 5. The school will not tolerate this kind of behavior. 6. I think her anger is quite - I would be angry myself in that situation. 7. I ve just heard the weather forecast and I don t think it would be to go ahead with the barbecue. 8. All primary schools teach basic. 9. The new sales tax was scrapped due to its. 10. The government has had some in reducing inflation, which has fallen to 3%. 11. This app is completely! I can t get it to work at all. 12. I think it was rather of her to announce the party just after the funeral.

3 Practice - brainstorming Try to find two beginnings for each of the suffixes below. What parts of speech are they? -ion -less -ment -ful -ness -able -ist -ical -er -ous -cy -ance/ence -(i)ty -ate -al -ive

Prefixes 1 Matching cooked meat un dated cheque leave, staff, work, worker used envelope, phone card, ticket, gift voucher mis used word dis used factory re loan used envelope pre cooked meal gift voucher, phone card post dated cheque cooked meat, meal under staff, work, worker used sports facilities cooked meat, meal over staff, work, worker used expression, word, sports facilities

Prefixes 2 Gap-fill and discussion Complete each question with a suitable prefix. Then choose five questions at random to ask your partner. 1. Which professions in your country are over? Do you think there should be limits on how much people earn? 2. What sorts of food should you never eat un / under cooked? Have you ever had food poisoning from eating un / under cooked food? (Use the same prefix for both gaps). 3. Have you ever done un work for charity? 4. Are there any disused buildings near to your home or workplace? 5. Do you have a mobile account or do you use a pre card? 6. Which words or expressions in your language do you think are over/misused? 7. Which government services are over/underused in your country? 8. Have you ever written a(n) un/postdated cheque? 9. What kind of workers in your country are under? Do they ever go on strike?

1 Table completion stem adjectives nouns verbs help unhelpful helpful, helpless helpfulness helplessness kind unkind kindness unkindness literate illiterate literacy illiteracy loyal disloyal loyalty disloyalty mature immature maturity immaturity mature popular unpopular popularity unpopularity popularize rely unreliable reliable reliability unreliability rely sense sensitive insensitive senseless sensible success successful unsuccessful senselessness sensibility sensitivity insensitivity success help sense succeed thought thoughtful thoughtless thought think understand understandable understanding understand use useful useless used unused disused usefulness uselessness use misuse

2 Practice - sentence completion 1. The staff in the shop were very helpful and I soon found what I wanted. 2. We have a customer loyalty programme. You get a 10 per cent discount for every $100 you spend. 3. There s a train service to the city centre but it s not very reliable as there are often delays. 4. I thanked her for her kindness in helping out when my mother was ill. 5. The school will not tolerate this kind of immature behavior. 6. I think her anger is quite understandable - I would be angry myself in that situation. 7. I ve just heard the weather forecast and I don t think it would be sensible to go ahead with the barbecue. 8. All primary schools teach basic literacy. 9. The new sales tax was scrapped due to its unpopularity. 10. The government has had some success in reducing inflation, which has fallen to 3%. 11. This app is completely useless! I can t get it to work at all. 12. I think it was rather thoughtless of her to announce the party just after the funeral.

3 Practice - brainstorming Examples region station relation helpless harmless useless enjoyment employment fulfilment beautiful careful dreadful happiness sadness tiredness breakable doable drinkable chemist capitalist dentist clerical electrical musical baker teacher printer courteous dangerous famous accuracy efficiency fluency conference experience independence ability majority quality create calculate investigate social medical usual active creative sensitive Notes* Nouns Adjectives made from nouns Nouns made from verbs Adjectives made from nouns Nouns made from adjectives Adjectives made from verbs Nouns for people who specialize in or believe in something, beliefs, systems etc. Adjectives made from nouns ending -ic Nouns made from verbs used for somebody or something that does something Adjectives made from nouns Nouns made from adjectives Nouns Nouns Verbs Adjectives Adjectives * The notes indicate what is usually true but in some cases there may be exceptions.