Use the word in parentheses with the correct negative prefix. I hate waiting at the bus stop for more than a few minutes. I'm very (patient)!
impatient
Use the word in parentheses with the correct negative prefix. After the accident, he was (able) to walk for two weeks.
unable
Use the word in parentheses with the correct negative prefix. I went to the wrong classroom because I (understood) Mrs. Wilson's instructions.
misunderstood
Use the word in parentheses with the correct negative prefix. It is easy to make a mistake wih the verb "be" because it is an (regular) verb.
irregular
Use the word in parentheses with the correct negative prefix. I haven't decided what I'll do when I leave school. I'm (certain) about my future.
uncertain
Why do people join groups?
to communicate and share interests, can achieve more together
Who or what do you follow on social media? Why?
...
Do you like curry? - I don't know. I didn't try / haven't tried it.
haven't tried
Where is Amy? - She's gone / 's been to the dentist. She'll be back soon.
's gone
Does you family like winter sports? - Yes, we went / 've been skiing in Austria last winter.
went
What's wrong? - I failed / 've failed my driving test this morning.
failed
Are you a fast runner? - Yes, I won / 've won a few races.
've won
Have you ever been to Paris? - Yes, I went / 've been there a few times.
've been
