Term 1 English Language Exam
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ThE PREFIX UN AND THE SUFFIX ABLE
- When you add the prefix un to a word, it changes the meaning of the word to the opposite. for example well becomes (unwell ) pleasant becomes ( unpleasant ).
- The suffix able can turn a verb like ( imagine ) or ( drink ) into a adjective like ( imaginable ) or ( drinkable )
- Think of one word with UN word and ABLE word. For example: with the prefix ( un ) Un sad. With suffix ( able ) flyable
- Put the word Un sad in a sentence: The boy is un sad.
- Put the word flyable in a sentence: The birds is flyable.
Questions and statements
- Questions often beginning with a question word such as ( who ) what is the questions words it is ? ( what - where - when - why or who ) for example: { what is The name of this toy ? } { Why are you running so fast ? }
- Statement, the subject of the sentence usually comes before the verb for example: { I went to the school yesterday. } ( I ) is a subject and ( went ) is a verb
- What is the answer is it question or statement ?
- a . Why does the Author say it’s not a real story ? It is a question.
- b . Why you did not buy the English copy book today ? It is a question
- c . I read yesterday about a cakewalk. It is a statement.
- d . I love comprehension books. It is a statement.
CONNECTIVEs
- Connectives help the reader to see the connection between one sentence or paragraph and other
