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Word formation
1. WORD FORMATION
NounsVerbs
Adjectives
Prefixes
Suffixes
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2. Slajd 2
The boy says he has very bittermemories from his ….. .
CHILD
childhood
3. Slajd 3
Thank you for the flowers. Theyreally … up the room.
BRIGHT
brighten
4. Slajd 4
Jenny is a very … youngwoman. She never acts foolishly.
REASON
reasonable
5. Slajd 5
There must have been a … aboutthe customer’s name. It wasn’t
Jones. It was Johnson.
UNDERSTAND
misunderstanding
6. Slajd 6
Our neighbours keep … suppliesof canned food and bottled water
in the cellar.
PLENTY
plentiful
7. Slajd 7
It’s a great … to meet schoolfriends after so many years.
PLEASE
pleasure
8. Slajd 8
He loves insects. He can … over50 different types of beetle.
IDENTITY
identify
9. Slajd 9
He’s been sacked from work. Forhim, it has been the most …
experience ever.
PAIN
painful
10. Slajd 10
Mr Steward’s statement earnedhim much … from the other
members. Some of them even
took offence.
APPROVE
disapproval
11. Slajd 11
… of the high prices, we did buy afew things in the posh shopping
centre.
REGARD
regardless
12. Slajd 12
Elderly people are said to havegreat experience and life … .
WISE
wisedom
13. Slajd 13
The government's plans for thehospitals will … thousands of
lives.
DANGER
endanger
14. Slajd 14
I will only agree to work for thecompany if they offer … terms of
payment.
SATISFY
satisfactory/satisfying
15. Slajd 15
You can’t go hunting withouta licence. It’s … .
LEGAL
illegal
16. Slajd 16
Even the most … excuse will notbe enough. You will not be
forgiven easily this time.
APOLOGISE
apologetic
17. Slajd 17
The Thompsons’ enterprise wasa complete … . They lost all the
money they had invested in the
business.
FAIL
failure
18. Slajd 18
Our literature teacher wants us to… this long poem by tomorrow.
MEMORY
memorise
19. Slajd 19
Jenny is a … person. That’s whyeveryone prefers to stay away
from her.
QUARREL
quarrelsome
20. Slajd 20
The older boy didn’t intend tohurt the little one. It was just
a/an … accident
FORTUNE
unfortunate
21. Slajd 21
Jenny showed … patience. Sheshould be praised for it.
EXAMPLE
exemplary
22. Slajd 22
I cannot understand his … . Is hespeaking any local dialect?
SPEAK
speech
23. Slajd 23
The judge didn’t hesitate to …the hardened criminal for life.
PRISON
imprison
24. Slajd 24
I will never forget the …surroundings of the island.
PICTURE
picteresque
25. Slajd 25
You may delete the outdatedinformation. It’s … for us.
RELEVANT
irrelevant
26. Slajd 26
The general was dismissedbecause he had broken his …
vows.
LOYAL
loyalty
27. Slajd 27
You do need some … after such along travel. Go upstairs and take
a bath.
FRESH
refreshment
28. Slajd 28
I think we should … on gas andenergy. Our bills are too high.
ECONOMY
economise
29. Slajd 29
Eric loves motorcycles and he isa … rider.
PASSION
passionate
30. Slajd 30
Feminists will keep protestingagainst and display of … between
men and women.
EQUAL
inequality
31. Slajd 31
I suppose you won't help me! You… ever work.
HARD
hardly
32. Slajd 32
Millions of people are forced tolive in abject … because the
governments are unable to to
satisfy their basic needs.
POOR
poverty
33. Slajd 33
A prompt action will be requiredto … the terrorists.
ARM
disarm
34. Slajd 34
Remember to be … in court if youwant to convince the jury about
your innocence.
DECIDE
decisive
35. Slajd 35
The mass media are known to exerta/an … influence upon people.
MEASURE
immeasurable
36. Slajd 36
During the ceremony, gunshotswere fired in … of those who
devoted their lives to the country.
REMEMBER
remembrance
37. Slajd 37
There’s not a grain of … in whathe says. He’s known to be a
notorious liar.
TRUE
truth
38. Slajd 38
Young people are advised topractise some sport in order to …
their health and stamina.
STRONG
strengthen
39. Slajd 39
You should be … in the jungle.Danger may lurk everywhere.
WATCH
watchful
40. Slajd 40
Monica’s childhood memories arenot so sweet becasue of rigorous …
BRING
UPBRINGING
41. Slajd 41
At first, he admitted taking bribesand later he made a strong … of
his previous statement.
DENY
denial