20044 using prefixes to form opposites

1 Bob ate his apple so Pete waited quickly, it seemed to (patiently) for his father have _(appeared) to take him fishing The teacher looked at Martha’s sign with ………… (belief) Sue stole the berries, proving that she is ………… (honest) Mark drove with an ………….(controllable) speed 10 She could not believe how ……… (kind) were the characters The ……… (wrapped) box contained my present Our teacher tells ……… (forgettable) stories! The officials told Bianca Anna thought it was to ……… (continue) ……… (possible) to waving the flag pour tea without spilling some 11 12 13 14 She was …… (pleased) with her party guests’ behaviour All of the cheerleader’s moves were ……… (satisfactory) ‘All of my conclusions were ……… ‘ (correct) Carlo lost the broom He Donna was …… must be ……… (certain) whether she (responsible) had watered the plant 16 17 18 19 20 I need a shot from Mrs Brown was cupid’s bow because I’m ……… (happy) about so …… (lucky) in love her many chores Becky bought flowers for her mother who was ………… (well) The drummer’s feet were ……… (visible) behind the huge drums The delivery driver made an ……… (legal) turn 21 22 23 24 25 She (willingly) sang for her audience He (agreed) with the hike in movie ticket prices He walked the plank because his behaviour was ……… (orderly) She loved grapes but ……… (liked) plums I dusted because the room was so ……… (tidy) 15 disappeared impatiently disbelief dishonest uncontrollable unkind unwrapped unforgettable discontinue 10 impossible 11 displeased 12 unsatisfactory 13 incorrect 14 irresponsible 15 uncertain 16 unlucky 17 unhappy 18 unwell 19 invisible 20 illegal 21 unwillingly 22 disagreed 23 disorderly 24 disliked 25 untidy