Word Transformations Prefix Addition Gap-Fill Exercise
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Introduction to Prefix Addition Exercise
In this exercise, you will practice transforming words by adding prefixes to alter their meanings. Prefixes are added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning. Understanding how to use prefixes can help you expand your vocabulary and better express nuances in meaning.
Transformation Examples:
- Happy becomes unhappy.
- Example: She was unhappy with the service. (HAPPY)
- Possible becomes impossible.
- Example: It seemed impossible to finish the task on time. (POSSIBLE)
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- She was with the service. (HAPPY)
- It seemed to finish the task on time. (POSSIBLE)
- He made an assumption about the outcome. (CORRECT)
- The company decided to its structure. (ORGANIZE)
- Her actions were and dangerous. (RESPONSIBLE)
- The new policy will any form of discrimination. (ALLOW)
- He felt about his presentation skills. (SECURE)
- The instructions were and confusing. (CLEAR)
- She tried to with old friends from school. (CONNECT)
- His behavior was for the occasion. (APPROPRIATE)
- The medicine helped to the pain. (LEVITATE)
- They decided to the damaged bridge. (BUILD)
- Her decision to leave was . (EXPECTED)
- The athlete was from the competition. (QUALIFIED)
- He felt with the results of the test. (SATISFIED)
- The scientist’s theory was . (CORRECT)
- They had to the experiment to get accurate results. (DO)
- His arguments were and easily refuted. (LOGICAL)
- The new law will certain activities. (LEGALIZE)
- The event was months in advance. (PLANNED)
CorrectIncorrect - Happy becomes unhappy.