Давайте обратимся к классическому учебнику «Английский язык. Тесты по грамматике. Типичные ошибки Тests in the Use of English with a Supplement on Special Difficulties. Авторы (Панова И. И., Курочкина З. Д., Карневская Е. Б., Мисуно Е. А.)» В этой публикации мы снова обращаемся к теме словообразование и закрепим отрицательные приставки. За теорией мы рекомендуем обратиться к первоисточнику.
Упражнения на отрицательные приставки
***1***
1.He took off his sweater and *** his shirt. BUTTON
2.The bridge is being *** in honor of the city’s former mayor. NAME
3.«I just need to get changed.» he said, *** his shoelaces. TIE
4.What he saw there left him with a profound *** of all political authority. TRUST
5.Her mother *** of her working in a pub… APPROVE
6.You need a key to *** the safe. We need to get in. LOCK
7.He accused them of trying to *** national resources. DIRECT
8.When the children *** she was unable to cope. BEHAVE
9.Ten minutes later she *** from the storeroom holding the paint. APPEAR
10.The house was extensively *** after the fire. BUILD
11.Can someone help me to *** my seat belt? DO
12.We will agree to *** troops and leaving their weapons at military positions. ARM
13.We *** how long it would take to get there. CALCULATE
14.Not wishing to *** her, he avoided answering the question. PLEASE
15.The Prince’s words had been *** . INTERPRET
16.Sarah was finally *** with her children at the airport. UNITE
***2***
1.I now faced the *** prospect of a 12-hour bus journey. ATTRACT
2.His arrogance made him absolutely *** . BEAR
3.It is *** to assume you can do the work of three people. LOGIC
4.The election results were declared to be *** . LEGITIMATE
5.She became increasingly *** with her work. CONTENTED
6.He realised that it was *** for a police officer to accept gifts. PROPER
7.It’s a(n) *** solution to a difficult problem. PERFECT
8.Their church believes that dancing is sinful and *** . MORAL
9.The barbaric slaughter of whales is unnecessary and ***. HUMAN
10.The problem goes far beyond *** staffing. ADEQUATE
11.I complained about his *** behaviour… GRACEFUL
12.Large numbers of *** immigrants crossed the border at night. LEGAL
13.He is suffering from a(n) *** skin disease. CURE
14.Many senior managers are technologically ***. LITERATE
15.These facts are *** to the problem. MATERIAL
16.It would be *** to mislead people and not to present the data as fairly as possible. HONEST
17.His contribution is *** , almost impossible to put into words. MEASURE
18.By the time ambulancemen arrived he was ***… CONSCIOUS
19.She seemed very cool and ***. EMOTION
20.My memory of what happened next is ***. DISTINCT
***3***
1.Lucy was *** to find out what had happened. ABLE
2.Any form of cheating means automatic ***. QUALIFY
3.His total *** in money puzzled his family. INTEREST
4.This policy would lead to greater *** in the region. STABLE
5.Her *** to concentrate could cause an accident. ABLE
6.The population has already begun to show its **** at the slow pace of change. PLEASURE
7.He believed it was an illegal and *** war. JUST
8.The French soldiers had the *** to be caught in the crossfire. FORTUNE
9.He asked a few more questions, to which he received *** answers. SATISFY
10.The cost of the building was ***. BELIEVE
11.He had developed a deep sense of social ***. JUST
12.The pieces were *** in length. EQUAL
13.He had the *** habit of eating with his mouth open. PLEASE
14.He became conscious of a growing ***. COMFORT
15.We spent a(n) *** night in a noisy hotel. COMFORT
16.He has a(n) *** habit of repeating himself. FORTUNE
17.It was a(n) *** book on genealogy. INTEREST
18.She seems to have fallen into *** with the director. FAVOUR
19.Pay cuts have led to widespread ***. SATISFY
20.People are concerned about corruption and social ***… EQUAL
Ответы на словообразование
***1***
1.unbuttoned 2.renamed 3.untying 4.distrust 5.disapproved 6.unlock 7.misdirect 8.misbehaved 9.reappeared 10.rebuilt 11.undo 12.disarming 13.miscalculated 14.displease 15.misinterpreted 16.reunited
***2***
1.unattractive 2.unbearable 3.illogical 4.illegitimate 5.discontented 6.improper 7.imperfect 8.immoral 9.inhuman 10.inadequate 11.disgraceful 12.illegal 13.incurable 14.illiterate 15.immaterial 16.dishonest 17.immeasurable 18.unconscious 19.unemotional 20.indistinct
***3***
1.unable 2.disqualification 3 disinterest 4 instability 5 inability 6 displeasure 7 unjust 8 misfortune 9 unsatisfactory 10 unbelievable 11 injustice 12 unequal 13 unpleasant 14 discomfort 15 uncomfortable 16 unfortunate 17 uninteresting 18 disfavour 19 dissatisfaction 20 inequality
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