Практикум по лексикологии английского языка. Часть 1. Словообразование. Маковецкая Н.А - 12 стр.

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Suffixation and Prefixation
Exercise 1. Use the prefixes and suffixes to make new words out of those in the
box.
Un-, ir-, im-, in-, dis-, extra-, inter-, -less, -ful, -ment.
Action, ordinary, happy, satisfied, regular, assess, help, count, polite,
courage, experience
Exercise 2. Complete the sentences 1-10 using a derivative from Exercise 1.
1. It was the new assistant who made the mistake. Dont be angry. Put it down to
his .
2. Bus-drivers usually have to put up with working hours and with working at
weekends.
3. Do you think it is to talk others down?
4. When George is confronted with tough competition he soon becomes .
5. Everyone considered him to be a man of genius.
6. In some schools, colleges and universities, instead of tests and exams there is a
continuous with marks or grades for essays and projects during the term.
7. Alan was very when his marriage broke up.
8. It is vital that of any kind between the witnesses is prevented before and
during the trial.
9. The road to success is long and there are no guarantees. No wonder that
young talents decide to settle for a regular job instead.
10. I found the local people very friendly and .
Exercise 3. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate form of the Key
word.
Example: Music has always had an attraction for me. I have always found music
very attractive.
1. He wasnt at all polite, in fact he was very .
2. I am not clear about these proposals, would you them?
3. The clerk is not allowed to authorise your application; he must have an official
form the Manager.
4. Is that really the truth? It doesnt sound to me.
5. Did you say John was illiterate? seems to be increasing in all walks of life
today.
6. He seems a very fussy sort of man. Yes, Im afraid is one of his worst
qualities.
7. Was John fortunate enough to get a place at London University? No, he
didnt get one.
8. Do you think she will be discreet enough not to repeat what Ive just told you?
Oh, yes, you can absolutely rely on her .
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                           Suffixation and Prefixation

Exercise 1. Use the prefixes and suffixes to make new words out of those in the
box.
Un-, ir-, im-, in-, dis-, extra-, inter-, -less, -ful, -ment.

Action, ordinary, happy, satisfied, regular, assess, help, count, polite,
courage, experience

Exercise 2. Complete the sentences 1-10 using a derivative from Exercise 1.

1. It was the new assistant who made the mistake. Don’t be angry. Put it down to
   his … .
2. Bus-drivers usually have to put up with … working hours and with working at
   weekends.
3. Do you think it is … to talk others down?
4. When George is confronted with tough competition he soon becomes … .
5. Everyone considered him to be a man of … genius.
6. In some schools, colleges and universities, instead of tests and exams there is a
   continuous … with marks or grades for essays and projects during the term.
7. Alan was very … when his marriage broke up.
8. It is vital that … of any kind between the witnesses is prevented before and
   during the trial.
9. The road to success is long and there are no guarantees. No wonder that …
   young talents decide to settle for a regular job instead.
10.I found the local people very friendly and … .

Exercise 3. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate form of the Key
word.
Example: Music has always had an attraction for me. – I have always found music
very attractive.
1. He wasn’t at all polite, in fact he was very … .
2. I am not clear about these proposals, would you … them?
3. The clerk is not allowed to authorise your application; he must have an official
   … form the Manager.
4. Is that really the truth? It doesn’t sound … to me.
5. Did you say John was illiterate? … seems to be increasing in all walks of life
   today.
6. He seems a very fussy sort of man. – Yes, I’m afraid … is one of his worst
   qualities.
7. Was John fortunate enough to get a place at London University? – No, … he
   didn’t get one.
8. Do you think she will be discreet enough not to repeat what I’ve just told you?
   – Oh, yes, you can absolutely rely on her … .