59 Suffixes

59.1 Look at the suffixes in the table. What do they mean? Add another example fòf ^Y marks each suffix.

Suffix
opeful, useful, beautiful	ful
1 worker, instructor	ers at'
2 ca]culatszr, hairdryer	er, or
3 useless, sleepless, painles	less
4 happinesssadnes kindness	ness
5 sandy, sunny;

59.2 What arc these things or people? marks

Example; a thing for opening tins,

a person who swims

3. a thing far opening bottles

4. a person who builds something

S a person Who

G a person who writes a Ching Ihar cooks fooda person who teachesa thing

10 a person who sings

59.3 Put the letters in rhe right order to make a word and then march each phrase to the 10 marks correct picture.

Eta"tple; I've got anew T R C A,

4 It's an electric R O C K O F.

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Words you may confuse

60,1 Circle the correct answer; opposite Of is

a) quite, quiet.

2. The past tense of is felt, fell.

3. The opposite Of tight IS . ,

   1. loose. lose,

4. a person, b) a thing. The opposite Of is

   1. loose. b) lose.

6 The past tense Of feel is

a) felt.

A Officer . your driving licence.

a) checks b) controls

B Very . can both be used before big, small, nice, etc.

a) quiet b) quite

9. If you need something, you can often it from a friend.

a) lend b) borrow

9. People stand at a bus Stop to .. a bus.

a) expect wait for

2. Choose a word from rhe which ends in (be same sound as the word in the table, 10 marks

2. Correct the mistakes in these sentences,

10 marks

I IH'rrowed her my pen and she never gave it back to me.

My brother is a really good cooker. I love eating at his house.

3. Yesterday I felt down the stairs and hurt Itty leg,

4. I haven't done enough work, so I'm waiting ro fail my exam.

5. Can I lend your tennis racket? I'll bring it back tomorrow.

G They control your age before you can get into the nightclub. You musr he IS.

I arrived at Rod and Fiona's house at 3,30 prn and said 'Good evening' to everyone, 8 The exam tomorrow is very important, so I expect I pass it with a good grade.

9 I was surprised that nobody controlled rttif ID in the (tank. They just gave me the money! 10 Her new flat is quiet big, so she can invite friends to stay,

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Answer key Notes on the Answer key and marking scheme

1. Each test has a total Of 30 marks.

2. There is one mark for each ccjfrecr answer in most exercises. Sometimes there is hald a mark or two marks for each correct answerl YOU will find the total marks for each e*ercise below rhe exercise number on the rest page, and on rhe right-hand side in the answer key.

3. If two answers are given in the key (separated by a slash Il, both answers are correct

•le-g. • They're having lunch/dinncr').

4. Where the answer to one Of the questions is given the text as an example, it appears m brackets in rhe answer

Test 1

6 grandmarher

	2 uncle	7 grandson
	3 Son	8 grandfather
	4 s•ster/hrother	9 aunt
	5 father	0 grandparents / grandmother and grandfather	110 marks)
1 .2	Across
	I daughrcg	2 uncle
	•1 cousin	nephew
	7 parens	5 sgscer
	8 come	6 meces
	10 any	9 only

110 marks)

1.3 1 NO (My uncle John is my mother ^ts siscer ^ts husband. \ My nephew John is sister'"rotber's

iMary is David% wife. / David is Mar'ds husband,)

4. YES

S itwo and two

(1 C marks]

Test 2

2.1 1 were 3 5 died call; after

2. got* to 4 married .11 110 marks)

2.2 1 widowed 2 married 3 divorced 4 single (4 marks)

I They are getting married,

2 A wedding