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2nd year (2nd week)

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  • What does the prefix "MIS" mean?
    too much
    incorrect
    not
    again
  • NOT MORTAL
    unmortal
    immortal
    dismortal
    inmortal
  • They are not feeling lonely. ___ am I.
    Neither
    So
  • We have a very comfortable house
    Neither does my sister.
    So does my sister.
    Neither my sister does.
    So my sister does.
  • Does your sister always tell you the truth?
    Yes, she do.
    Yes, she does.
  • NOT REGULAR
    inregular
    unregular
    irregular
    iregular
  • NOT LEGIBLE
    unlegible
    inlegible
    dislegible
    illegible
  • NOT COUNTABLE
    discountable
    uncountable
    imcountable
    incountable
  • He’ll be right, ___?
    won’t he
    didn't he
    isn't he
    aren't he
  • NOT EDIBLE
    inedible
    unedible
  • He has never seen a fox. ___ have we.
    So
    Neither
  • He managed to get there in time
    Neither we did.
    Neither did we.
    So did we.
    So we did.
  • NOT RATIONAL
    disrational
    irrational
    inrational
    imrational
  • What does the prefix "RE" mean?
    incorrect
    badly
    again
    too much
  • They flew to Canada last month, ___?
    didn’t they
    did they
    haven't they
    don't they
  • Those boys speak English fluently. ___ does their sister.
    So
    Neither
  • You can get a stomachache from ___.
    reeating
    overeating
    uneatind
    miseating
  • She’s not a baby now,
    isn't she
    is she
    does she
    has she
  • She hardly spoke ___?
    hasn't she
    has she
    did she
    didin't she
  • NOT CORRECT
    uncorrect
    incorrect
    icorrect
    discorrect
  • You haven’t lived here long, ___?
    have you
    do you
    has you
    will you
  • You’re enjoying the party, ___?
    isn't you
    do you
    aren’t you
    are you
  • NOT POSSIBLE
    ipossible
    unpossible
    impossible
    inpossible
  • COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: Sorry, I ___ your message.
    disundertood
    ununderstood
    misunderstood
    reunderstood
  • She wasn’t late for the party.
    So were they.
    So were they.
    Neither they were.
    Neither were they.
  • Will he come to the party?
    No, he won’t.
    No, he willn't.
  • COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: Her alarm clock didn’t go off and she ___.
    reslept
    unslept
    overslept
    misslept
  • They’re enjoying the barbecue.
    Neither we are.
    So are we.
    So we are.
    Neither are we.
  • I haven’t succeeded in doing this.
    Neither has he.
    So has he.
    Neither he has.
    So he has.
  • NOT HAPPY
    inhappy
    unhappy
    imhappy
    dishappy
  • COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: My homework was so bad that I had to ___ it.
    misdo
    redo
    overdo
    undo
  • NOT LITERATE
    disliterate
    inliterate
    illiterate
    unliterate
  • What does the prefix "OVER" mean?
    badly
    again
    too much
    not
  • NOT RESPONDIBLE
    unresponsible
    inresponsible
    irresponsible
    disresponsible
  • NOT ORGANIC
    disorganic
    imorganic
    unorganic
    inorganic
  • They don’t speak French. ___ do their parents.
    Neither
    So
  • She won’t introduce him to them.
    Neither will I.
    Neither I will.
    So I will.
    So will I.
  • NOT AVOIDABLE
    unavoidable
    inavoidable
  • NOT POLITE
    dispolite
    unpolite
    inpolite
    impolite
  • She doesn’t look well. ___ do her parents.
    Neither
    So
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