Make adjectives ending in -able from the following verbs, making any necessary spelling changes, then put them in their correct places in the sentences below.. It’s often different fro[r]
(1)Adjectives made from verbs
1 -able
Make adjectives ending in -able from the following verbs, making any necessary spelling changes, then put them in their correct places in the sentences below
change enjoy advise cure accept regret suit agree read depend adjust break
(a) It’s _to book early, but not essential
(b) English weather is very _ It’s often different from day to day (c) It was a _mistake I am very sorry
(d) Is 6.30 a time, or is it too early? (e) He’s a very boy You can rely on him (f) Pack them carefully They’re _
(g) You’ll like it It’s a very book
(h) You can raise the microphone or lower it It’s _
(i) Thank you for a very evening We had a lovely time (j) We regret that late applications are not
(k) We’ll meet at if you are all
(2)2 -ive
Make adjectives ending in -ive from the following verbs, making any necessary spelling changes, then put them in their correct places in the sentences below
destroy decide attract appreciate produce protect inform create deceive talk
(a) He was very of all I had done for him
(b) The factory has been more _since we bought new automatic machines (c) His appearance is _ He’s older than he looks
(d) Nuclear weapons are terribly _ (e) His lecture was very We learnt a lot
(f) She’s very _ She paints, makes sculpture and designs textiles (g) She’s a very girl Men always like her
(h) She was very She told me all about herself and her family (i) Firemen wear _clothing, otherwise they would get burnt (j) He’s not afraid to take action He’s very _
3 In each space below put an adjective made from the verb in brackets below the phrase
(3)(e) an chapter (introduce) (f) an _film (entertain) (g) an _police officer (observe) (h) an _dog (obey) (i) a district (reside) (j) a fish (slip)
(k) an film (educate) (l) a _child (spoil)