1. It’s very impolite to make rude gestures at people!
2. I’m afraid the patient’s heartbeat seems to be rather irregular.
3. The twins can’t stop eating chocolate - they find it irresistible.
4. Walking under a ladder, and Friday the 13th are considered unlucky in this country.
5. The teacher was very dissatisfied with the homework the students had handed in.
6. Could I call you back later? It’s rather inconvenient at the moment.
7. People who live in big cities are said to be cold and impersonal.
8. The passengers jumped off the train in a somewhat disorderly fashion.

IV. Use suitable words with negative prefixes to complete the following sentences:

1. It's very impolite to make rude gestures at people!

2. I'm afraid the patient's heartbeat seems to be rather irregular.

3. The twins can't stop eating chocolate - they find it irresistible.

4. Walking under a ladder, and Friday the 13th are considered unlucky in this country.

5. The teacher was very dissatisfied with the homework the students had handed in.

6. Could I call you back later? It's rather inconvenient at the moment.

7. People who live in big cities are said to be cold and unfriendly.

8. The passengers jumped off the train in a somewhat disorderly fashion.

1. It’s very impolite to make rude gestures at people!
2. I’m afraid the patient’s heartbeat seems to be rather irregular.
3. The twins can’t stop eating chocolate - they find it irresistible.
4. Walking under a ladder, and Friday the 13th are considered unlucky in this country.
5. The teacher was very dissatisfied with the homework the students had handed in.
6. Could I call you back later? It’s rather noisy at the moment.
7. People who live in big cities are said to be cold and unfriendly.
8. The passengers jumped off the train in a somewhat disorderly fashion.