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C2 Proficiency Use of English Word Formation

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  • The word 'bogus’ is often used in British newspaper ... (LINE)
    headlines
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  • Its first ... in print was in 1827 in the Ohio Telegraph. (APPEAR)
    appearance
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  • Originally it referred to a machine used to make ... of coins. (FORGE)
    forgeries
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  • It wasn't long before the word ... a change of meaning. (GO)
    underwent
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  • The word was later applied to anything false, spurious or intentionally ... (LEAD)
    misleading
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  • In the 1960s, scientists redefined the word to mean ‘non-functional’, ‘useless’, or ... (BELIEVE)
    unbelievable
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  • Not taking the pills can have a ... effect on a person's health (DETRIMENT)
    detrimental
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  • It is important to show ... to others' moods. (SENSE)
    sensitivity
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  • These social developments that meant people needed to make continual ... to deal with life changes. (ADJUST)
    adjustments
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  • Dizzying technological changes meant that for those born in the early 20th century, little of their life remained ... (ALTER)
    unaltered
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  • Stairlifts provide access to ... floors for those unable to walk. (UP)
    upper
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  • The technology has become ... safer. (PROGRESS)
    progressively
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  • The rails move from the bottom of the stairs to the ... at the top. (LAND)
    landing
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  • The shop was known as a mecca for ... collectors and enthusiasts. (COUNT)
    countless
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  • The ugly so-called 'scalextric' raised roadways ... Madrid's Atocha roundabout for decades. (FIGURE)
    disfigured
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  • The critical ... stance taken by the newspaper has drawn criticism from some quarters. (EDITOR)
    editorial
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