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In tasks 21–25 write the opposites of the words given below. In brackets you have the number of letters that your answer must contain.
21. in front of – (6)
22. lend – (6)
23. arrive – (6)
24. sad – (5)
25. honest – (9)
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- английский язык
Английский язык
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21. in front of – behind (6)
22. lend – borrow (6)
23. arrive – depart (6)
24. sad – happy (5)
25. honest – dishonest (9)
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21. in front of – (6)
22. lend – (6)
23. arrive – (6)
24. sad – (5)
25. honest – (9)
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<span>21. in front of – behind (6)
22. lend – borrow (6)
23. arrive – depart (6)
24. sad – happy (5)
25. honest – dishonest (9)</span>
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1) I am reading the book at the moment. Are you calling your mother now? You are not listening to me.
2) Jack was writing the letter to his brother at 5 p.m yesterday. Were you drawing a picture when I came? He wasn’t playing football at 7 o’clock yesterday.
3) I will be watching my favourite tv programme at this time tomorrow. Will you be riding a bike at 5 pm tomorrow? You won’t be sleeping at this time tomorrow .
One syllable: boots; sell; scarf; third
Two syllables: mountains; yeti; trousers; science; question
Three syllables: enormous; horrible; fantastic; remember
Read the sentences and write the opposites of the words in brackets. They are so __________ (patient), and they _____________(agree) with everything I say. Is it _________ (legal) to park here? The beach was ___________ (crowded) and ___________ (spoilt) by tourism. I’ll __________ (pack) my bags later. He’s a _____________ (loyal) and ____________ (responsible) worker Are you going to ________ (wrap) the present now? You always seem to ______________ (understand) me. I’ve never met such _____________ , _______________ (honest, helpful) and __________ (friendly) people. She’s very ___________ (sensitive) and ____________ (tolerant). We were ___________ (lucky) – the hotel was __________ (comfortable) and very ___________ (convenient) for the beach. Our postal service is very ___________ (reliable) and ____________ (efficient). I’ve never seen such an ____________(interesting ) programme. Is it _____________ (visible) without a microscope? The magician made the rabbit ___________ (appear) in a hat.
1. Write the opposite of the adjectives by adding a negative prefix: dis-, il-, in- or un-.
1 satisfied …………………….
2 tidy …………………….
3 correct …………………….
4 legible …………………….
5 visible …………………….
6 kind …………………….
7 believable …………………….
8 polite …………………….
Answer
1 dissatisfied 2 untidy 3 incorrect 4 illegible
5 invisible 6 unkind 7 unbelievable 8 impolite
2. Complete the text about illegal downloads. Use the adjectives in brackets with or without a negative prefix.
In the USA, around 200 million 1 illegal (legal) music downloads take place every year, in spite of laws to stop them. In the UK, the figure is about 100 million – the second highest in the world. The music industry complains that these downloads are 2………………….. (fair) to artists because they stop them earning money from their work. It is 3………………….. (possible) to know exactly how much money artists and record companies are losing because many people who download illegally do not have any money to spend. However, one thing is 4………………….. (certain): overall, the industry is earning a lot less than it earned a few years ago.
Record companies pay for adverts telling people that downloading music without paying is as 5………………….. (acceptable) and 6………………….. (honest) as stealing from a shop. If you’re a 7………………….. (loyal) fan, they suggest you buy a 8………………….. (legal) version of song or album from iTunes or another website. But the adverts are 9………………….. (likely) to work because people see the music industry as rich and powerful compared to them. Most do not see sharing music online as 10………………….. (responsible).
In fact, the number of illegal downloads is now going down, but that’s not because of the warnings. For people who are 11………………….. (patient) to hear the latest tracks, streaming services like Spotify now offer a simple and 12………………….. (safe) way to enjoy them without the need for downloads at all.
Answer
2 unfair 3 impossible 4 certain 5 unacceptable
6 dishonest 7 loyal 8 legal 9 unlikely
10 irresponsible 11 impatient 12 safe
3. Complete the sentences with the adjectives below, with or without a negative prefix.
honest legal patient polite possible safe
1 Police are investigating an ……………………… file-sharing site in the Philippines.
2 It was very ……………………… of him to arrive an hour late for dinner.
3 I get very ……………………… if I have to wait more than a few minutes for a download.
4 You don’t have to pay before the excursion; it’s ……………………… to pay at the end.
5 You mustn’t climb on that wall; it’s ………………………
6 You can believe everything she tells you; she’s always completely ………………………
Answer
1 illegal 2 impolite 3 impatient 4 possible
5 unsafe 6 honest
4. Answer the questions below.
1 What is a synonym for caring? ………………………
2 What is a synonym for considerate? ………………………
3 Do both adjectives have antonyms beginning with a negative prefix? ………………………
4 Which dictionary entry has information about which preposition you use with the adjective? ………………………
Answer
1 kind 2 thoughtful 3 yes 4 considerate
VOCAB BOOST!
When you record a new adjective, make a note of synonyms and antonyms at the same time. Antonyms often begin with a negative prefix.
5. Read the Vocab boost! box. Use a dictionary to find one synonym and one antonym of each adjective.
1 pleasant SYN ……………………… OPP ………………………
2 fortunate SYN ……………………… OPP ………………………
3 courteous SYN ……………………… OPP ………………………
4 probable SYN ……………………… OPP ………………………
Answer
(Possible answers)
1 enjoyable, unpleasant 2 lucky, unfortunate
3 polite, discourteous 4 almost certain, improbable
6. Complete the sentences choosing the correct word in brackets, using a negative prefix.
1 I can’t believe Sara was so ……………………… about her plans. I had no idea that she wanted to do that. (believable / honest)
2 I’m sorry my handwriting is so ……………………… . I’m the only one who can read it. (legible / possible)
3 You can have strong opinions, but there’s no need to be ………………………! (polite / legal)
4 It was ……………………… of him to spend all the money in their bank account. (satisfied / responsible)
5 It’s ……………………… to cross the road here. (safe / visible)
6 The director was so ……………………… with the actors that he fired all of them. (correct / satisfied)
7 The film is about a man who becomes ……………………… to everyone but his cat. (visible / legible)
8 It was totally ……………………… to criticise her work in front of everyone in the office. (appropriate / patient)
9 Your bedroom is so ………………………! There are books and clothes all over the floor! (kind / tidy)
Answer
1 dishonest 2 illegible 3 impolite 4 irresponsible
5 unsafe 6 dissatisfied 7 invisible 8 inappropriate 9 untidy