Complete each space in the text with a word formed from the word in capitals

It's 8.30 at the headquarters of the Boogy Woogers dance group, a (1)... rehearsal studio in Geneva. Dancers of all shapes and sizes begin to tumble (2)... through the doors. Some begin lumbering up, others splinter off into groups to try out new moves. One woman, lost in her own (3)... sits with her headphones on, preparing for the punishing routines to follow. A long-haired man with a goatee beard puts a tape in the hi-fi, and rap music blares out of the (4).... Soon the room is alive with whirling, spinning bodies and (5)... fills the air. The Boogy Woogers are the brainchild of Tomas Seeler, who handpicked many of his troupe from local street dancers. Seeler's own (6)... was in gymnastics, but others come from the worlds of martial arts, bodybuilding and ballet. Many different (7)... are represented in the group, including Chilean, Fijian and Senegalese dancers. The group has been performing all over Europe, most notably in Paris, where they became (8)... celebrities. Famous for their (9)... and novel interpretations, the Boogy Woogers have made several (10)... on TV, and look set to remain the 'in' thing for many years to come.

Complete the word in each sentence with over- or under-.

1. The …lying causes of the problem are widely known.

2. What a terrible film. It's really …rated in my views.

3. The first time I tried out my new bike I …balanced and fell off.

4. Don't forget to give the door an …coat as well as a coat of gloss paint.

5. The bath …flowed and the water dripped through into the living room.

6. It is not as easy as all that. I think you are …simplifying the problem.

7. I apologise for the delay in sending your order but we are …staffed at present.

8. You can get to the other side of the road by going through this …pass.

9. The garden has been neglected and was …grown with weeds.

10. You should have turned the meat off before. It's …done now.

Complete each word with either -able or -ible. Make any necessary spelling changes.

1. Brenda's new book is really remark….

2. I don't find your new colleague very like….

3. The pie looked very good, but it wasn't very easily digest….

4. That was a really contempt… way of getting the boss on your side!

5. I think that anything is prefer… to having to tell so many lies.

6. The advantage of these chairs is that they are collapse….

7. I do hope that you find your room comfort….

8. Why don't you go to the police? It's the sense… thing to do.

9. John takes good care of the children and is very response….

10. I find your aunt a very disagree… person I'm afraid.

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