Familias de palabras
En la parte 3 te dan una palabra en mayúsculas y tienes que cambiarla para que encaje en el hueco. Aquí tienes palabras base frecuentes con su familia. El filtro indica qué forma usa el ejemplo: sustantivo, adjetivo, adverbio, verbo o forma negativa.
66 filas
| Palabra dada | Familia |
|---|---|
| ABLE | ability, inability, unable, enable, disabled, ably She has the ability to stay calm under pressure. Cambio interno: able → ability. |
| ACCEPT | acceptance, acceptable, unacceptable, acceptably His behaviour was completely unacceptable. |
| ACCURATE | accuracy, inaccurate, accurately, inaccuracy The information in the report was inaccurate. El negativo es in-: inaccurate, no unaccurate. No depende de la letra: ACCEPT da unacceptable. |
| ACHIEVE | achievement, achievable, achiever Winning the cup was a great achievement. |
| ACT | action, active, actively, activity, actor, inactive She is actively involved in local politics. |
| ADVERTISE | advertisement, advertising, advertiser I saw an advertisement for the job online. advertisement es el anuncio; advertising, la actividad (incontable). |
| AGREE | agreement, disagreement, disagree, agreeable The two companies finally reached an agreement. |
| APPEAR | appearance, disappear, disappearance, apparent, apparently Apparently, the shop is closing next month. Cambio interno: appear → apparent. |
| ATTRACT | attraction, attractive, unattractive, attractively The castle is the town's main tourist attraction. |
| BELIEVE | belief, believable, unbelievable, disbelief The view from the top was unbelievable. El sustantivo cambia la v por f: belief. |
| BORE | boredom, boring, bored Many teenagers complain of boredom during the holidays. boring describe lo que aburre; bored, a quien se aburre. |
| CARE | careful, careless, carefully, carelessly, carer He made a careless mistake in the last question. careless = descuidado. El sufijo -less también da sentido negativo. |
| CHOOSE | choice, choosy We had no choice but to wait. Cambio interno: choose → choice. |
| COMFORT | comfortable, uncomfortable, comfortably, discomfort He felt uncomfortable in his new suit. |
| COMPETE | competition, competitor, competitive, competitively, uncompetitive The market for mobile phones is very competitive. Cambio interno: compete → competition. |
| CONFIDENCE | confident, confidently, self-confidence She answered all the questions confidently. |
| COURAGE | courageous, encourage, encouragement, discourage My parents always encouraged me to read. Fíjate en el tiempo de la frase: aquí va en pasado. |
| CRITIC | criticise, criticism, critical, critically The minister was criticised for his decision. critic es la persona; criticism, la crítica. |
| DANGER | dangerous, dangerously, endanger, endangered Pollution could endanger many species. |
| DECIDE | decision, decisive, indecisive, decisively I'm too indecisive to choose a restaurant. Cambio interno: decide → decision. |
| DEPEND | dependent, independent, independence, dependence, dependable Young people want more independence from their parents. Se escribe con e: independence, independent. |
| DIFFER | difference, different, differently, differentiate People react differently to stress. |
| ECONOMY | economic, economical, economist, economically This car is very economical to run. economic = de la economía; economical = que ahorra. |
| EDUCATE | education, educational, educated, uneducated The museum offers educational visits for schools. |
| EMPLOY | employer, employee, employment, unemployed, unemployment Unemployment has fallen this year. employer da el trabajo; employee lo tiene. |
| ENTERTAIN | entertainment, entertaining, entertainer The show was very entertaining. |
| ENVIRONMENT | environmental, environmentally, environmentalist The new factory will be environmentally friendly. |
| EXPECT | expectation, unexpected, unexpectedly The results were completely unexpected. |
| EXPLAIN | explanation, explanatory, unexplained There must be a simple explanation. Se pierde la i: explanation. |
| FAME | famous, famously, infamous The city is famous for its cathedral. infamous significa «de mala fama», no «poco conocido». |
| FORGET | forgetful, unforgettable It was an unforgettable experience. Se dobla la t: unforgettable. |
| FRIEND | friendly, unfriendly, friendship, friendliness Their friendship began at school. friendly es adjetivo, no adverbio. |
| GROW | growth, grown-up The country's economic growth has slowed down. |
| HEALTH | healthy, unhealthy, healthily We should all try to eat more healthily. y → i delante de -ly. |
| HELP | helpful, unhelpful, helpless, helpfully The staff at the hotel were very helpful. helpless = indefenso; «poco servicial» es unhelpful. |
| HIGH | height, heighten, highly Her latest novel is highly recommended. highly = muy, con adjetivos y participios. Cambio interno: height. |
| HONEST | honesty, dishonest, honestly, dishonesty I really appreciate your honesty. |
| IMAGINE | imagination, imaginative, imaginary, unimaginable Many young children have imaginary friends. imaginative = creativo; imaginary = que no existe. |
| INFORM | information, informative, informed, misinform The talk was very informative. information es incontable: no lleva plural. |
| KNOW | knowledge, knowledgeable, known, unknown Her knowledge of history is impressive. |
| LEGAL | illegal, legally, legality, legalise It's illegal to park here. il- solo aparece delante de l- (illegal, illogical), pero no siempre: unlucky, unlikely. |
| LONG | length, lengthen, lengthy They plan to lengthen the runway. Cambio interno: long → length. |
| LUCK | lucky, unlucky, luckily, unluckily Luckily, nobody was hurt in the accident. y → i delante de -ly. |
| NATURE | natural, naturally, unnatural Naturally, we were disappointed with the result. |
| OBEY | obedient, disobedient, obedience, disobey The dog was trained to be obedient. Cambio interno: obey → obedient. |
| ORIGIN | original, originally, originality, originate The building was originally a school. |
| PATIENT | patience, impatient, impatience, patiently He always gets impatient in queues. im- va delante de p- o m- (impatient, impossible), pero no siempre: unprofessional, unpopular. |
| PERSUADE | persuasion, persuasive, persuasively She gave a very persuasive speech. d → s: persuasion, persuasive. |
| POSSIBLE | possibility, impossible, possibly, impossibility There's a possibility of rain later. |
| PRODUCE | product, production, productive, productivity, producer The new system has increased productivity. |
| PROFESSION | professional, professionally, unprofessional She plays tennis professionally. Se escribe con una f y dos s. |
| REAL | reality, realistic, unrealistic, really, realise I didn't realise it was so late. En inglés británico se prefiere realise; realize también es correcto. |
| REASON | reasonable, unreasonable, reasonably The prices are reasonable for a city-centre hotel. |
| RELY | reliable, unreliable, reliability, reliance The bus service here is very unreliable. y → i: reliable. |
| RESPONSIBLE | responsibility, irresponsible, responsibly It was irresponsible to leave the door open. ir- solo aparece delante de r- (irresponsible, irregular), pero no siempre: unreliable, unreasonable. |
| SAFE | safety, safely, unsafe Wear a helmet for your own safety. |
| SATISFY | satisfaction, satisfied, satisfying, dissatisfied, satisfactory, unsatisfactory Customer satisfaction is our main priority. dissatisfied lleva dos s. |
| SCIENCE | scientist, scientific, scientifically The scientific evidence is very clear. |
| SHORT | shortage, shorten, shortly, shortness There is a shortage of nurses in the area. shortly = pronto, dentro de poco. |
| SIMPLE | simplify, simplicity, simply Could you simplify the instructions? |
| SOLVE | solution, solvable, unsolved We need to find a solution quickly. Cambio interno: solve → solution. |
| STRONG | strength, strengthen, strongly Regular exercise helps to strengthen your muscles. Cambio interno: strong → strength. |
| SUCCEED | success, successful, unsuccessful, successfully Her first business was unsuccessful. succeed es el verbo; success, el sustantivo. |
| SUIT | suitable, unsuitable, suitably This flat isn't suitable for a family with children. |
| UNDERSTAND | understanding, misunderstand, misunderstanding, understandable There was a misunderstanding about the date of the meeting. mis- significa «mal, por error»: misunderstand = entender mal. |
| WIDE | width, widen, widely They are going to widen the road next year. Cambio interno: wide → width. |
Dónde cae en el examen
- Parte 3 · Word formation , con ejercicios de muestra