Complete the text adding suffixes, prefixes or the both with the root words given in the parenthesis.

 Life without leisure and (a) ---(relax) ---is dull. Nobody can work without rest. Life becomes (b) ----(charm)---.If man does not have any time to enjoy (c) ---(beauty)--- objects of nature.(d)(monotony)work hinders the (e)---(smooth)--- of work. Leisure (f) ---(new)--- our spirit of work. Everybody knows that (g) ---(work) ----is (h)---(harm)---.Leisure does not mean (i) ---(idle) ---. It gives (j) ---(fresh) ---to our mind.

Life without leisure and (a) relaxation is dull. Nobody can work without rest. Life becomes (b) charmless. If man does not have any time to enjoy (c) beautiful objects of nature. (d) Monotonous work hinders the (e) smoothness of work. Leisure (f) renews our spirit of work. Everybody knows that (g) overwork is (h) harmful. Leisure does not mean (i) idleness. It gives (j) freshness to our mind.

This exercise focuses on word formation, specifically the use of prefixes and suffixes. Prefixes are added to the beginning of a root word to change its meaning (e.g., 'over-' in 'overwork'), while suffixes are added to the end to change its grammatical class or meaning (e.g., '-ation' to form a noun like 'relaxation' from the verb 'relax'). Mastering word formation is crucial for enhancing vocabulary and improving both written and spoken English, allowing for more precise and varied expression. By correctly applying these affixes, one can transform words to fit the specific grammatical and contextual needs of a sentence.