6 Adjectives 6.1 Formation of adjectives 6.1A Adjectives formed with suffixes: ‘enjoy/enjoyable’ [> LEG 6.2. App 8.1] study: | Many adjectives relate to verbs or nouns have a characterstic ending (or suff) 8) | We enjoyed the pany. The party was very enjoyable. able (capable of being): manageable ible (Ike -able): pemissibie “ful full of: boastful an (tistrical period, et.) Victorian se: energetle “ish (have the qualiy of} foolish, reddish ive (capable of being): atractive ly (have this qualty): ena > 7.16) “ant: hesitant ous: humorous ‘And note ing forms used as adjectives: running water» 22A, 638, 16.54} Write: Supply the right acjectival forms, Refer othe box above only when you have to 1 tm atractoa by this scheme. | find it very... Armee 2 A class of forty can be managed. I's just ABOU 2 know | hesitated belare agreeing. | couldn't help being 4 dont know where you fing all hat enorgy. You're temensousl 5 This pioce of future was made in the reign of Veto WS sue. 6 don't know how to descrive the colour ofthe ky. I's almost red, sor of 7 Ive never met anyone who boasts as he does. He's extremely. 8 What level of radiation can be permitted? How much radiation is. > 9 The storys ful of humour ve rarely read anything thats so 6.1B Adjectives formed with prefixes: ‘possible/impossible’ {> Lec 62, App 8.2) [prefix (29. im) added o an adjective generally has a negative effec: | think it's possible to solve the problem. think i's impossible fo salve the problem, ‘un uncooked, unimaginable lm: Immoral, impractical ine incapable, nbuman dis dishonest, disagreeable 4s Mogal,Megibve Irs responsive, regular ‘And note pre- (pre-war) and hyper- hyperactive), wich do not create opposites but modily the meaning ofthe word in some way, ‘Write: Supply the right acjactival forms. Refer othe box above only when you have to 1K suspect he isn't honest. In fact, | think he's quite... AMroned®,. 2 This arrangement sn" srcty legal. Some people would regard it as 8 Sometimes she doesn't behave in a responsible manner. She's qui 4 Such a situation is barely imaginable, i's quite : 5 Bob's not very capable. He's. s ‘of making sound decisions. 6 This fish hasnt been cooked enough. ITs 7 This scheme isn very practical. fact, i's quite 8 This dates from before the war. It's