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Prefixes and Suffixes

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  • The adjective form of the verb "use" is ____.
    useful / useless
  • I might not like it, but I don't ____ (approve).
    disapprove
  • The opposite of "polite" is ____.
    impolite
  • The opposite of "appear" is ____.
    disappear
  • The noun form of the verb "educate" is ____.
    education
  • To me, there is nothing worse than ____ (bore).
    boredom
  • The situation is not as ____ (help) as you think. There are some options.
    helpless
  • Jane is the most ____ (grace) dancer in the group.
    graceful
  • If the children ____ (behave), they must go to bed early.
    misbehave
  • His support gives the case ____ (legitimate).
    legitimacy
  • My son is much more ____ (responsible) than my daughter. He never does his homework.
    irresponsible
  • The noun for of the verb "perform" is ____.
    performance
  • The lesson is full of mistakes, we will have to ____ (write) it.
    rewrite
  • The verb form of the adjective "intense" is ____.
    intensify
  • The opposite of "regular" is ____.
    irregular
  • You can't _____ (do) what's already been done.
    undo
  • Dogs are great for those looking for ____ (companion).
    companionship
  • The opposite of "helpful" is ____.
    unhelpful
  • She has a very ____ (regular) work schedule. Some weeks she works mornings, other weeks she works nights.
    irregular
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