с английским
Word Formation
1. The report must be handed in by the … day of the month ( seven)
2. Extreme sports have increased in … in recent years (popular)
3. I was surprised he lost his temper as it is so … him (like)
4. She made his first … on the stage over fifty years ago ( appear)
5. The cinema was … destroyed by the fire (complete)
6. Thomas Edison is a world famous … (invent)
7. The new designers are a huge … on the previous ones (improve)
8. Anna is shy and feels … in large crowds of people (comfort)
9. The resort is always full at the … of the tourist season (high)
10. The company is increasing … of its most popular model (produce)
11. Hundreds of … took part in the cross-country race (cycle)
12. It wasn’t a very … job but at least it paid well (excite)
13. The minister said it was … to tell when the economy would recover (possible)
14. James claimed his refusal was … a matter of principal (basic)
15. It’s easy to get around … London on the underground (centre)
16. The forest fire forced many … to flee their homes ( reside)
17. This tourist agency … in adventure holidays (special)
18. Lucy wears … scarves to brighten up her outfits (colour)
19. One of the … of the disease is loss of physical strength (character)
20. Under the circumstances, I had no … but to accept his offer (choose)
21. They came to an … that suited everyone (arrange)
22. The new media player will be on … at the end of the year (sell)
23. I have a … of jazz music since my early teens (love)
24. He looked back on his … as the happiest years of his life (child)
25. She tried on … hats until she found one she liked (vary)
1 seventh
2 popularity
3 unlike
4 appearance
5 completely
6 inventor
7 improvement
8 uncomfortable
9 height
10 production
11 cyclists
12 exciting
13 impossible
14 basically
15 central
16 residents
17 specialises
18 colourful
19 characteristics
20 choice
21 arrangement
22 sales
23 love (noun)
24 childhood
25 various
Объяснение:
To form the word, we start with the base word "seven" and add the suffix "-th" to indicate the ordinal number. The correct form is "seventh."
2. Extreme sports have increased in popularity in recent years.
To form the word, we start with the base word "popular" and add the prefix "pop-" to indicate an increase. The correct form is "popularity."
3. I was surprised he lost his temper as it is so unlike him.
To form the word, we start with the base word "like" and add the prefix "un-" to indicate the opposite. The correct form is "unlike."
4. She made her first appearance on the stage over fifty years ago.
To form the word, we start with the base word "appear" and add the suffix "-ance" to indicate a noun form. The correct form is "appearance."
5. The cinema was completely destroyed by the fire.
The word "complete" is already in its correct form. We don't need to make any changes.
6. Thomas Edison is a world famous inventor.
To form the word, we start with the base word "invent" and add the suffix "-or" to indicate a person who performs the action. The correct form is "inventor."
7. The new designers are a huge improvement on the previous ones.
To form the word, we start with the base word "improve" and add the suffix "-ment" to indicate a noun form. The correct form is "improvement."
8. Anna is shy and feels uncomfortable in large crowds of people.
To form the word, we start with the base word "comfort" and add the prefix "un-" to indicate the opposite. The correct form is "uncomfortable."
9. The resort is always full at the high point of the tourist season.
To form the word, we start with the base word "high" and add the suffix "-point" to indicate a specific time or occasion. The correct form is "high point."
10. The company is increasing production of its most popular model.
The word "produce" is already in its correct form. We don't need to make any changes.
11. Hundreds of cyclists took part in the cross-country race.
To form the word, we start with the base word "cycle" and add the suffix "-ist" to indicate a person who performs the action. The correct form is "cyclists."
12. It wasn't a very exciting job but at least it paid well.
To form the word, we start with the base word "excite" and add the suffix "-ing" to indicate a present participle. The correct form is "exciting."
13. The minister said it was possible to tell when the economy would recover.
The word "possible" is already in its correct form. We don't need to make any changes.
14. James claimed his refusal was basically a matter of principle.
To form the word, we start with the base word "basic" and add the suffix "-ally" to indicate an adverb form. The correct form is "basically."
15. It's easy to get around central London on the underground.
To form the word, we start with the base word "centre" and add the suffix "-al" to indicate an adjective form. The correct form is "central."
16. The forest fire forced many residents to flee their homes.
To form the word, we start with the base word "reside" and add the suffix "-ent" to indicate a person who performs the action. The correct form is "residents."
17. This tourist agency specializes in adventure holidays.
The word "special" is already in its correct form. We don't need to make any changes.
18. Lucy wears colorful scarves to brighten up her outfits.
To form the word, we start with the base word "color" and add the suffix "-ful" to indicate a quality or characteristic. The correct form is "colorful."
19. One of the characteristics of the disease is loss of physical strength.
To form the word, we start with the base word "character" and add the suffix "-istic" to indicate a quality or characteristic. The correct form is "characteristics."
20. Under the circumstances, I had no choice but to accept his offer.
The word "choose" is already in its correct form. We don't need to make any changes.
21. They came to an arrangement that suited everyone.
The word "arrange" is already in its correct form. We don't need to make any changes.
22. The new media player will be on sale at the end of the year.
To form the word, we start with the base word "sell" and add the prefix "on-" to indicate a starting point or occasion. The correct form is "on sale."
23. I have a love of jazz music since my early teens.
To form the word, we start with the base word "love" and add the suffix "-of" to indicate a noun form. The correct form is "love of."
24. He looked back on his childhood as the happiest years of his life.
To form the word, we start with the base word "child" and add the suffix "-hood" to indicate a state or condition. The correct form is "childhood."
25. She tried on various hats until she found one she liked.
To form the word, we start with the base word "vary" and add the suffix "-ous" to indicate a quality or characteristic. The correct form is "various."