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9.23 Distribute the following words into nouns, adjectives, adverbs and verbs.

nouns

adjectives

adverbs

verbs

beautiful, function, artist, musician, heartless, economic, worker, badly, act, action, active, basic, fruitless, population, movement, historic, democratic, work, daily, literature, picture, organization, friendship, highly, leader, fight, fighter, national, im­pressive, hopeful, hopeless, beautiful, special, specialist, define, definition, humanism, humanist, humanistic, use, useful, useless.

9.24 Choose the correct word for each sentence.

1. I know Jim Kerry is very popular but I find him totally childish / childlike.

2. I couldn’t work out whom the letter was from. The signature was childish / childlike. 3. Sarah is so childish / childlike. She always plays trick on her friends.

4. It was wonderful to watch the tiny lambs playing. I got such childish / childlike pleasure from the experience.

5. Sophie is extremely sensitive / sensible at the moment. Anything you say seems to upset her.

6. Karen is not a very sensitive / sensible person. She wore high-heeled shoes for our four-mile walk.

7. I’ve never known her to tell a lie. She’s a very true / truthful person.

8. I can never watch sad films that are based on true / truthful a story. They always make me cry.

9. Susan is so intolerable / intolerant of other people. She never accepts anyone else’s opinion, and she always thinks she knows best.

10. I find Mark’s behaviour intolerable / intolerant. It’s unfair to be so selfish.

11. We’re having an economic / economical crisis at the moment. James has lost his job and I don’t know how we are going to pay the rent.

12. It’s more economic / economical to drive slowly. You can do a lot more miles to the gallop.

9.25 Make a negative form of the words by using the prefix or suffix.

kind, honest, credible, appear, fair, equal, pleased, continue, fasten, normal, employed, friendly, trust, professional, known, cover, safe, use, probable, important, emotional.

9.26 State the verb from which the noun is derived.

protection, show, writer, worker, movement, investigation, achievement, statement, reader, department, equipment, construction, organization, reporter, arrival, improvement, conductor, establishment, development, education, definition, regulation, assistance, agreement.

9.27 Define the meaning of the following prefixes. Translate the words into Russian.

coauthor, undress, disarm, postwar, illegal, unkind, reconstruct, deformation, prewar, antibody, ex-champion, superhuman, ultrashort.

9.28 Define the part of speech of the following words and translate them into Russian.

powerful, inventor, high-quality, network, demoralize, profitable, dislike, disagree, movement, shorten, incorrect, electricity, fruitful, fruitless, happiness, dangerous, noisy, sunny, rainy, badly, strongly, reading, teaching, rebuild, retell, leader, teacher, unhappy, unusual, translation, cooperation, schoolboy, icebreaker.

9.29 Translate the following words. Mind the suffixes or prefixes.

untrue, prehistoric, ultramodern, postwar, ex-champion, anti-body, decompose, decode, deform, depart, discover, disappearance, reread, reconstruct, coauthor, unequal, misunderstand, undress, disarm, anti-fascist, cooperation, co-existence, interaction, superhuman, ultra-violet.

9.30 State the part of speech and translate into Russian.

achievement - achieve, resistance - resistant, assistance - assist - assistant, celebration - celebrate, difference - different, city - citizen, nation - national - nationality, measure - measurement, develop - development, act - active - activity, contain - container, discover - discovery - discoverer, literature - literary, graduate - graduation - undergraduate - post-graduate, educate - education, progress - progressive, act - action - activity - active, govern - governor - government.

9.31 Use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the space.

How lucky are you?

Research has shown that the (1) ____of people believe MAJOR

That luck plays an important part in their (2)_____ DAY

lives. About 60% of the people questioned thought

(3)_______lucky in everything from health to personal SELF

(4)_______to money. They also expected to be RELATION

(5)_______in the future and thought that their luck was FORTUNE

connected to their own abilities.

The 20% of people who left they were (6)_____believed LUCK

their bad luck would continue. They were rather

(7)_____and left they were born unfortunate. PESSIMIST

It was very (8)____that the lucky people were outgoing NOTICE

while the unlucky ones often suffered from (9)______ SHY

and it may be that the lucky people are remembering

(10)_____events, and putting to the back of their minds SUCCESS

those that didn’t work out well.

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