- •Inhabit
- •Imagine
- •4. Circle the correct word.
- •5. Rewrite the sentences using an adjective formed from the words in italics.
- •6. Complete the following sentences with adjectives made by adding suffixes -ed, -ful, -ent (ant), -able to the noun or to the verb.
- •9. Complete the following sentences with an adjective formed from one of the words in the box, plus a suffix.
- •10. Complete the texts with suitable adjectives.
- •12. Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in brackets.
- •13. Complete the gaps with –ing or – ed.
- •14. Choose the correct word: Present participle or Past participle.
- •Verb formation
- •8. Complete the table below:
- •6. Complete the dialogue with adverbs and adjectives from the box.
- •7. Complete the sentences with verbs from the box. Then decide whether an adjective or an adverb is required with the verb.
- •8. Choose the right word. Translate the sentences into Russian.
- •10. Complete the sentences with words from the box. Use each word once only.
- •12. Underline the errors in these sentences. Correct them.
- •In each sentence one word needs the addition of a prefix to give meaning to the sentence. Identify words which need prefixes and add them.
- •Interest
- •In- or un? Complete the table with these adjectives. Consult the dictionary.
- •Reality shows
- •A snooker player speaks
- •Creating your own dishes
- •Being unable to read
- •Visit to a fashion show
- •Job fairs
- •Chessington world of adventures
- •Verb Formation
Job fairs
Although a certain percentage of graduates will still be ________________ EMPLOY
Six months after leaving the university, the __________________will have MAJOR
found _______________ by then. Many of these will even have been offered EMPLOY
a job while at university, as a result of visiting a job fair.
Job fairs are held at many universities each year. Companies come along to
advertise jobs which are usually in _______________________, and the MANAGE
career structures and benefit packages that go with them. Job fairs are an
_____________________way for undergraduates to find out what kind EFFECT
of job they might be interested in.
If you go to a job fair, dress _______________________. Don’t wear PROFESSION
jeans and a T-shirt. Wear a suit! You don’t want to look
__________________________ when you have your first meeting RESPONSIBLE
with your potential _______________________. If you are interested EMPLOY
in a job on offer, you may have to fill out an _____________________ APPLY
form, so it’s _____________________ to take along relevant information HELP
with you. You’ll also need proof of all your ______________________, QUALIFY
so don’t forget to take photocopies of all your certificates with you.
Chessington world of adventures
Chessington World of Adventures is an ______________________theme EXCITE
Park, just 12 miles from London. There’s something for everyone in the
park. Animal _________________ will enjoy the ‘Trail of Kings’, where LOVE
you can see gorillas, tigers and lions. One of the most popular
_______________________is the ‘Land of the Dragons’, a fast, fun roller ATTRACT
coaster. Very young children will love ‘Toytown’, where you can go for
an _______________________flight on the back of a Flying Jumbo, or ENJOY
drive one of the crazy cars. More _____________________visitors ADVANTAGE
might try the ‘Vampire’. If heights make you ________________, the NERVE
‘Vampire’ might not be for you. Riding fast high above the park can be
a ________________________experience! SCARE
KEYS
Suffixes. Noun Formation
actor; musician; novelist; interviewee; waitress; accountant; footballers; worker; swimmer; librarian; politician; student; pianist; assistant; economist
teacher; waiter; chemist; mechanic; painter; secretary; pilot; receptionist; guide; engineer
murders; dances ballet; a person who directs films; a person who manages work in a bank; a person who employs people; a person who sings pop songs; a person who translates (texts); a person who drives a lorry; a person who takes photos; a person who studies art; a person who teaches.
payee; payer; trainee; trainer; employees; employers; interviewee; interviewer; examinees; examiner; addresser; addressee; trustee; truster
decision; anxiety; socialism; happiness; improvement; discovery; arrival; childhood; absence; efficiency; curiosity; refusal; explanation; argument; agreement; investigation; suggestion
improvement; spoonful; intelligence; performance; collection; sadness; accuracy; ability
-ment: achievement, excitement
-ion: combination, imagination, recognition
-ness: friendliness, tenderness, ugliness
-ship: friendship, membership, ownership
-ity: absurdity, complexity, generosity, prosperity
-dom: freedom, wisdom
-hood: adulthood, motherhood
-th: depth, width
8. satisfaction; relationship; sensitivity; happiness; humour; retirement; kindness;
equality;
9.foreigner; childhood; stewardess; teenager; spoonful; neighbourhood; handful; machinery; booklet
10. friendliness; darkness; loneliness; tiredness; thoroughness; happiness; silliness; thinness; sickness
11. boredom; building; accommodation; refusal; actor; employee; imagination; cooker; advertisement; signature; explanation; success; description; argument; belief; behaviour; application; solution; pressure; performance; consideration; complaint; exhibition; communication; furniture; suggestion; movements; decisions; competitors; production; reviewer; loss; prediction; representative; receipt; marriage; knowledge; suspicion; discovery
12. truth; ability; hunger; ambition; confidence; difficulty; fame; depth; patience; length; bravery; security
13. television; election; education; government; weakness; stupidity; management; improvement
14. 1. freedom; personality; poetry; Londoners; publication
2. scientist; chemistry; inventor; product; disappointment; discovery
3. movement; membership; employment; privacy; ability; stoppages
Adjective Formation. Participle Formation.
Russian; English; American; Asian; Ukrainian; Scandinavian; Australian; Polish; Spanish; Indian; Canadian; Egyptian; Japanese; Swede; Chinese
Undrinkable; comfortable; unsuitable; enjoyable; flexible; reliable; incomprehensible; unbreakable; divisible; terrible; sensible; hospitable; unpredictable; remarkable; responsible; disagreeable; digestible
Useless; hurtles; homeless; careless; hopeless; meaningless; endless; hairless; cureless; priceless; heartless
Musical; economical; economic; washable; knowledgeable; political; historic; historical; critical; imaginary; imaginable; imaginative; childish; childlike; sensitive; sensible; truthful; true; intolerant; intolerable; conscious; conscientious; inconsiderable; inconsiderate; respectable; respectful; industrious; industrial; advisable; advisory
Sunny, cloudy to see the stars tonight; foggy, we’ll have to cancel the trip; industrial town; dirty; drugs are dangerous; It is possible that it will rain today; Polish; the river was so deep; meaningful
Washable; striped; sleeved; helpful; reliable; independent; enjoyable; agreeable; cheerful; harried; beautiful; different; confident; doubtful; detailed; crowded
Heroic; musical; homeless; motherly; dangerous; foolish; rainy
Careful; colourful; cowardly; daily; doubtful; foggy; friendly; funny; ghostly; greasy; healthy; hopeful; hungry; successful; thoughtful; truthful; useful; wonderful
Enjoyable; forgetful; graceful; truthful; submissive; descriptive; reliable; changeable; active; comfortable; dreadful
Different; northern; sunny; rocky; powerful; endless; natural; beautiful; famous
National; original; Christian; difference; athletic; competitions; performance; movement
1. Careless; helpful; assistance; clumsiness; frustration
2. organization; excitement; colourful; explosion; expression; happiness
3. extension; builders; construction; impressive; useful
13. shocking; reserved; screaming; satisfied; disgusting; confusing; loaded; frightening;
exhausting; disappointing; boring; tiring; unexpected; disturbing; thrilling; relaxing;
disappointed; blocked
interested; experienced; interesting; threatening; frightened; frightening; exhausted;
exhausting; worried; terrifying; exciting; excited; surprised; surprising; shocked; shocking; tired; disappointing; disappointed; embarrassed; embarrassing; bored; confusing; annoying; challenging; relaxing; relaxed; amusing; amused; pleasing; pleased