Tham khảo tài liệu 'đề thi toefl tiếng anh của trung tâm bbc - 55', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | BBC Learning English Quiznet Changing meanings with prefixes WORLD SERVICE BroBdíaídnỊ Corporwiw ỈŨ05 Quiz topic Changing meanings with prefixes 1. During a telephone call I m sorry John can I stop you there I completely agree with the point you ve just made. a un b mis c dis d de 2. You can t park here it s legal. a il b ir c im d un 3. When you arrange to meet him he is usually late or sometimes he doesn t come at all I ve never known anyone so reliable. a ir b il c im d un 4. Written in an essay It is important to consider not only the advantages but also the a dvantages. a un b dis c mis d all of the above answers 5. Do you think he s the right person for the job I mean he s very experienced. a un b in c dis d All of the above answers 6. You wouldn t think he s 40 he acts like a child. I ve never known anyone so mature. a im b ir c il d un Quiznet BBC Learning English Page 1 of 3 bbclearningenglish. com ANSWERS Quiz topic Changing meanings with prefixes 1. During a telephone call I m sorry John can I stop you there I completely agree with the point you ve just made. a un b mis c dis d de a What verb do we use if 2 people don t agree with each other b What verb do we use if 2 people don t agree with each other c If 2 people don t agree with each other they disagree. d What verb do we use if 2 people don t agree with each other 2. You can t park here it s legal. a il b ir c im d un a If a word begins with the letter l we use the prefix il to make it negative. b Words beginning with r sometimes have the prefix ir for example irresponsible . c Words beginning with p often have the prefix im for example impossible . d If a word begins with the letter l we use the prefix il to make it negative. 3. When you arrange to meet him he is usually late or sometimes he doesn t come at all I ve never known anyone so reliable. a ir b il c im d un a Words beginning with r sometimes have the prefix ir - but this example does not follow the rule b If a word
