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Form verbs from these words
| flat | large | pure | |||
| wrong pronunciation | thick | low | |||
| to write again | to sleep long | short | |||
| simple | strong | critical | |||
| politics | active | to open a zip | |||
| poor | loose | hot |
Form negative forms from these words
| sincere | regular | security | |||
| popular | necessary | grateful | |||
| accurate | willing | please | |||
| responsible | patient | smoker | |||
| related | experienced | tolerant | |||
| encourage | expected | common | |||
| legible | satisfactory | rational | |||
| reasonable | balanced | useful | |||
| probable | predictable | relevant |
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WORD-FORMATION
Another exercise on word formation. How were the bold and underlined lexical items formed? Write your answers in the space provided.
This is an extra exercise for those who still have problems with word-formation.
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| The exam has economic advantages that endear it to Whitehall's purse-keepers. | |
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| They used to baby-sit for us at a time when teenagers resent a sitter-in; for we were glad to be able to leave Shanti in their care without her realising it --; they were there anyway. | |
| A dog never learns to go Woof or a cow to go Moo. | |
| One of the cows mooed as she passed their field. | |
| Many a Jewish courtship has got off to a somewhat greasy start over pickled brisket sandwiches and chips on fine evenings outside the deli. | |
| For much of the post-war era, NATO and the Warsaw Pact provided the military and political framework for East-West relations. | |
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