3 Complete the sentences with the negative form of one of the adjectives in brackets.
1 In 1900, it was to wear trousers. (common / legible / organized)
2 I can't read Ava's letter. Her writing is (decent / fair / legible)
3 In some countries clothes are made by children. A lot of people think it's (decent / moral / regular)
4 Always wear decent clothes in a church or mosque. If you don't, it's (respectful / common / organized)
5 Nowadays, it's to ride a motorbike without a helmet in the UK. (moral/ legal / decent)
1 In 1900, it was to wear trousers. (common / legible / organized)
2 I can't read Ava's letter. Her writing is (decent / fair / legible)
3 In some countries clothes are made by children. A lot of people think it's (decent / moral / regular)
4 Always wear decent clothes in a church or mosque. If you don't, it's (respectful / common / organized)
5 Nowadays, it's to ride a motorbike without a helmet in the UK. (moral/ legal / decent)
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3 Complete the sentences with the negative form of one of the adjectives in brackets.
1 In 1900, it was (uncommon) to wear trousers.
2 I can't read Ava's letter. Her writing is (illegible).
3 In some countries clothes are made by children. A lot of people think it's (immoral).
4 Always wear decent clothes in a church or mosque. If you don't, it's (disrespectful).
5 Nowadays, it's (illegal) to ride a motorbike without a helmet in the UK.