Negative prefixes 3
Complete the sentences with one of the adjectives below.
unpopular
disorganised
impatient
incorrect
unfashionable
unfriendly
unhappy
inexperienced
disloyal
impolite
She was very
when her dog died.
I’m not wearing that. It’s too
.
It’s very
to point at people.
No one likes her. She’s the most
girl in the class.
Our neighbours never greet us, they’re very
.
He’s a reasonable teacher, but he’s inclined to be a bit
with slow learners.
When she needed them most, all her friends deserted her. They were very
.
He’s impossible to work for; he’s so
. The whole office is in chaos.
I’m sorry I can’t accept that answer. It’s
.
He qualified as a doctor a year ago, but he’s still very
.
The whole conference was totally
. Nobody knew what they were supposed to be doing.
Putting on so much weight has made her very
.
I’m afraid I have written an
password.
How could you think of wearing a twin-set? It’s so
.
Don’t be so
. They’re only five minutes late.
They’re young
parents and need all our support.
It’s
to talk with your mouth full.
The government’s decision to raise taxes was very
.
It was very
of you not to lend him a pencil.
He promised his best friend, Len, not to reveal his secret. But he was so
he told
everyone as soon as Len had gone.