Vocabulary exercise for B1, B2 learners.
Use the word in capitals to form a new word which fits the gap.
1. Fortunately, the children adapted to their new school quite _______ EASE
2. Sorry but I was _______ to fix your fan. I think you’ll have to buy a new one. ABLE
3. I really appreciate your _______ in this matter. SINCERE
4. The endings of romantic comedies are usually very ______ – it’s so obvious what will happen. PREDICT
If you are teaching English, these exercises could also be used as fillers or extra homework. Most students seem to love this type of English practice.
If you or your students are taking the B2 First exam, check out the rest of my Word Formation exercises. They are quick to do and a great way to find knowledge gaps. My best advice, however, is always for students to be avid readers – then these exercises will be a breeze, plus it will give them a big advantage when it comes to exams, and life, in fact!
You may also want to check out my Key Word Transformation Exercises which test your grammar AND vocabulary skills.
Answers
1. easily
2. unable
3. sincerity
4. predictable