WORD TRANSFORMATION I.
1. We need to get this finished as. (quick) as possible.
2. He's not a bad boy. He's just... ...(easy) led.
3. She waited
(anxiety) by the phone.
4. This offer is available
(exclusion) to people who call now.
5. The doctors did everything(human) possible to save the child's life.
6(Addition), staff will be offered a bonus scheme.
7. The chapters of the book are organised
(theme).
8. 1
(complete) forgot it's his birthday today,
9. The boats are
(special) built for the disabled.
10. A teacher must be able to communicate (effect) to students
11. There are ways of (legality) avoiding taxes.
12. Most students rely on their parents to support them.. (finance).
13. 1 (definition) intend to return home next year.
14. They're
(certainty) not mine.
15. The book is (access) written for non-specialist readers,
16. His family were. ...(comfort) offl=fairly rich).
17. They hate me so
(ferocity).
18. The actor spoke his lines. (mechanic), hardly caring about the meaning.
19. Actions speak.
(aloud) than words.
20. She glanced (fear) over her shoulder.
21. What is said(brevity) is said most... (effect).
22. When rents were increased, people spent
(correspond) less on food.
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II.
1. It's (perfection) normal to be nervous before a performance.
2. The building was closed (purify) on the grounds of safety.
3. The variation is not
(statistics) significant
Your written compositions should always be
5. The almond tree, growing somewhat larger than the peach and living longer, is
(logic) paragraphed.
when in Tower.
..(strike) beautiful
6. Germany achieved spectacular economic success in a (relative) short period of time.
7. The book gives the impression of being rather (hasten) put together.
8. Nancy, would you read the poem
...(loud)?
9. The bell rang again
(insistence).
10. I think that the matter could be (easy) settled with a little practical demonstration.
11. She defended her position
..(except) well.
12. See you next week,
..(hope).
13. She was
(tragic) killed in a car accident.
14. The molecules are absorbed into the blood stream and (consequence) affect the organs.
15. The question has not been
..(satisfactory) answered,
16. Today, most vaccines are regarded as ..(high) effective and safe.
17. He was talking (fever) to keep them from asking questions.
18. This has led to financial losses, though (admit) on a (fair) small scale.
19. His ability to think
...(create) is fantastic!
20. 10 people died and 51 were (critic) injured in a rail crash yesterday.
21. Most (importance), you must keep a record of everything you do.
22. Three students were mentioned (name) John, Sarah and Ann.
23. They are
(ridicule) low prices.
24. There are some hospitals for the (crime) insane.
25. Bad economic conditions (inevitable) lead to crime.
III.