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Word Formation 7

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  • She was very ________________________ about her bad behaviour (APOLOGY)
  • ________________________ people are often said an uncommunicative (CREATE)
  • The management think they will succeed, but I am rather _____________________ (DOUBT)
  • My cousin is very ________________________ and loves doing sports (COMPETE)
  • It was a very ________________________ film (DISAPPOINT)
  • We had an ________________________ time at the party (ENJOY)
  • He must have ________________________ me and brought me the wrong book (UNDERSTAND).
  • An ________________________ thing happened to me yesterday (AMUSE)
  • She became the ________________________ owner of a gigantic estate. (WEALTH)
  • I don’t think your demands are very ________________________. (REASON)
  • Trees are being cut down to provide ________________________ parking space. (ADD)
  • Some people remain ________________________ well into their eighties (ACT).
  • Swimming is an ________________________ way of keeping fit (EFFECT)
  • The police became ________________________ when he started telling lies (SUSPECT)
  • British weather can be very ________________________ (CHANGE)
  • Make sure you have something ________________________ to say before you stand up and speak (CONSTRUCT).
  • Exercise can be ________________________ provided you do not overdo it (BENEFIT).
  • Details of the examination have not been ___________________ to the public. (CLOSE)
  • The school is located in a quiet ________________________ area (RESIDENT)
  • He had lost so much weight it was hardly ________________________ (RECOGNISE)
  • Our town library is facing serious ________________________ problems (FINANCE).
  • A new ________________________ centre is being built outside the town. (INDUSTRY)
  • Writing a book can be a very ________________________ experience (SATISFY)
  • She was a very ________________________ woman (AMBITION).
  • The troops’ ________________________ were monitored closely in the command room. (MOVE)