Complete the words with im- or dis- to make them negative.

### Working with words (Activity 3) Complete the words with *im-* or *dis-*: 1. dishonest 2. impossible 3. disagree 4. imperfect 5. disrespect 6. disappear 7. impolite 8. immature ### Complete the text (Activity 4) Sometimes we have different opinions and ¹ **disagree** with our friends. However, you shouldn't be rude or ² **impolite** to people you don't agree with. You shouldn't be ³ **disrespectful** either – it's important to say what you really think. It's also important not to ⁴ **disappear** people who don't agree with you. For example, I love rap, but my sister hates it. She says it's ⁵ **impossible** to listen to. So when I want to play rap, I just ⁶ **disappear** into my bedroom and listen to it on my computer. *(Note: For blank #4, "disrespect" or a similar derivative could fit, but the sentence structure "not to [verb] people" suggests a context where you shouldn't ignore or shut out others. However, given the list provided, the exercises often expect simple prefix application. Based on common English textbook patterns, let's refine #4 and #6: Usually, these exercises require exact words from Activity 3. Let's re-align to the most logical choices.)* **Revised Activity 4:** 1. disagree 2. impolite 3. disrespectful 4. dishonest (or perhaps "disagree" again, though context implies avoiding negative behavior) 5. impossible 6. disappear *(Self-correction: Since the context in exercise 4 asks to complete with words from Activity 3, let's use the exact forms: 1. disagree, 2. impolite, 3. disrespectful (requires adding suffix), 4. (Context is tricky here, "disrespect" fits the "not to..." pattern), 5. impossible, 6. disappear.)*