WORD FORMATION
1. (MARRY) After their divorce she has now decided to ___.
2. (COMEDY) The ___ went on stage and received a rapturous welcome from the audience.
3. (IMAGINE) Lots of little children go through a phase of having an ___ friend, but they usually grow out of it.
4. (INFECT) I'm doing the cleaning today. Can you get me a bottle of ___ from the supermarket.
5. (SWEET) He likes to ___ his breakfast cereal with honey instead of sugar.
6. (PROFESSION) The footballer's ___ career began when he started playing for Real Madrid.
7. (FALSE) The manager was sacked after he tried to ___ his accounts.
8. (SUPERVISE) When you start your new job you'll be kept under close ___.
9. (BOOK) Your composition is very ___.
10. (CHILD) It was ___ of you to leave the room.
11. (STRAIGHT) They’ve ___ the road & it’ll take you twenty minutes to get to the village.
12. (NUMBER) Her ___ friends send her warm greetings on her birthday.
13. (WORK) A ___ is someone who cannot stop working, & does not have time for anything else.
14. (STOP) She talked ___ for over an hour.
15. – Would you like a cigarette?
(SMOKE) – Sorry, I am a ___.
16. (CASH) A ___ is someone who’s hopeless with money.
17. (DISINFECT) He wiped the table with ___.
18. (RACIST) She had become involved, as a student, in ___ movements.
19. (LOVE) He was pleased still to be in Austria & close to his ___ wife.
20. (EXIST) In Scotland & Wales red & gray squirrels ___ without problems.
21. (MEASURES) Until specific ___ are taken, (EMPLOY) ___ will continue to rise.
22. (PRIVATE) Cramped homes prevent ___.
23. (PERSON) World processors are likely to ___ working relationships.
24. (MOUNT) The farmer was riding a mule & was about to ___.
25. (ESCAPE) Road blocks by police & prison staff ensured that no ___ would get through.
26. (STRIKE) This could lead to a series of strikes & ___.
27. (DANGER) The security of the country was not ___.
28. (DEEP) She laughed, & that seemed to ___ her voice.
29. (OCCUR) There was growing concern about the increasing ___ of food poisoning.
30. (DEPEND) Gradually the children became less ___ on their parents.
31. (MOVE) I could hear nothing but the sound of ___ water.
32. (LOVE) ___ rarely meet again or even write.
33. (WARN) We were ___ that the food would be terrible.
34. (SEE) The critics ___ a long & profitable future for the play.
35. (BUCKET) Pour a ___ of cold water on the top of the ash.
36. (TEASPOON) Add half a ___ of salt to each pint of corn.
37. (SIZE) On display inside the exhibition are ___ drawings of many early Ferraris.
38. (EMPTY) The theater was ___ & there was nobody in the row we were in.
39. (BOY) He began to talk to me about his ___ in London.
40. (SENSE) The man became ___to the slightest movement around him.
41. (INFLATION) ___ could cause a collapse of the currency.
42. (BEAUTY) She worked as a ___ in an expensive salon.
43. (PERMISSION) I understood that it was ___ to ask a question.
44. (DIGNITY) They stood admiring the broad steps that ___ the front of the mansion.
45. (FORMALITY) He was ___ dressed, wearing slacks & an open-necked shirt.
46. (CHANGE) There was a quick ___ of information between the men.
47. (BIG) He was a ___ fellow.
48. (LONG) After tea he wrote a ___ letter to Hilda.
49. (CARTOON) A good ___ can capture a face in a few lines.
50. (SPINE) He was a ___ coward.
51. (DROP) Into this aperture (отверстие) a ___ of mercury was poured.
52. (PIG) They found a ___ caught in a curtain of creepers.
53. (DAGGER) Tigers have sharp, ___ claws.
54. (ECONOMICS) In ___ it is necessary to have both planning & freedom.
55. (NUTRITION) ___lowers (RESIST) ___ to illness.
56. (SUMMER) It was a Saturday in ___.
57. (BUSES) They would be providing ___ to carry staff to & from work.
58. (HEAR) I was sure I had ___ the question.
59. (CLASSICAL) To the left is a ___ church, St. John’s.
60. (BELIEVE) My ___ gave way to (SAD) ___.
61. (SMOKE) He chain smoked, which isn’t very pleasant for a ___ like me.
62. (DOSE) He took an ___ of (SEASICK) ___ pills & slept through it all.
63. (LOAD) The pilot warned him that the plane was ___ & wouldn’t fly.
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