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  • We must deal with the matter quickly. The matter_____
    MUST BE DEALT WITH QUICKLY
  • argue (make the adverb)
    arguably
  • The woman objected _______ completing the survey
    to
  • Please _______ that you hand your work in before the deadline. [SURE]
    assure
    insure
    ensure
    reassure
  • I know what it's like to have migraines, so I really __________ .
    SYMPATHISE
  • Tomatoes were once _____ poisonous, so people didn't eat them. [BELIEVED]
    believed that they were
    to have been believed to be
    believed to be
    believed to have been
  • dirturb (make the noun)
    disturbance
  • Rarely _______ I get involved in the organisation of events.
    DO
  • What's the noun form? DEPEND
    DEPENDENCE
  • The cemetery is a ________ place. G_ _ _ _ _
    GLOOMY
  • He's taking too long. He should ______ finished by now.
    HAVE
  • Are you an _______ prey for advertisers?
    EASY
  • It is reported that ______ adults are victims of cybercrime than young people.
    few
    little
    fewer
    less
  • Deciding who should win the photography competition was a tough ______ .
    going
    matter
    call
    luck
  • Try to lose any _______ you might have about public speaking if you plan to become a politician. [INHIBIT]
    inhabitants
    inhibitions
    inhibitenesses
    inhibitments
  • What's the noun? BREAK
    BREAKAGE
  • The doctor recommended ___________ more exercise.
    that I take
    taking
    me to take
    that I should take
  • What's the noun form? APPROVE
    APPROVAL
  • This article is very _____ ; it could be a lot more concise. [WORD]
    wordful
    wordly
    wordy
    over-worded
  • fail (make the noun)
    failure
  • Which is the odd one? FURY - BLUB - WRATH - OUTRAGE - ANGST - RANT
    BLUB
  • Unfortunately, many people's cognitive faculties decline ____ they age.
    like
    as
    if
    when
  • She said that she hoped _____ a miracle to happen (prep)
    for
  • I'm sure it wasn't John you saw yesterday - it ________ someone who looks like him.
    should have been
    must had been
    can't have been
    must have been
  • He regretted ________ that last slice of pizza.
    EATING / HAVING
  • Celebrities _______ said to have a significant influence on young people.
    ARE
  • commit (make the noun)
    commitment
  • They asked us ____ our opinion (prep)
    for
  • truth (make the adverb)
    truthfully
  • break (make the noun)
    breakage
  • He insisted _____ the authenticity of the painting (prep)
    on
  • criticise (make the noun)
    criticism
  • This adjective means that something is extremely difficult to understand.
    misunderstood
    unaccessible
    inaccessible
    disunderstood
  • I ought to have ________ he'd forget our arrangement. He's got a terrible memory. (know)
    KNOWN
  • The verb GALVANISE means...
    tempt someone
    shock into action
    say or declare something
  • increase (make the adverb)
    increasingly
  • I ________ not have worried to finish my assignment because the teacher is away for 4 days.
    NEED
  • They wanted to know ______ we were going to help them.
    IF/WHETHER
  • In _____ way would I say I'm a huge sports fan.
    NO
  • We asked people ______ their opinions were
    what
  • Which words take the suffix -ure to make the noun form?
    close / pose / expose
    compose / refuse / close
    fail / clarify / confuse
    press / pose / measure
  • suitable (make the adverb)
    suitably
  • She claimed ______ the painting was an original
    that
  • close (make the noun)
    closure
  • Which word does NOT collocate with the adjective SOLID?
    evidence
    build
    gold
    concentration
  • Which is the odd one? SHOUT - SCREAM - SNIGGER - HOWL - SHRIEK - YELL
    SNIGGER
  • defend (make the noun)
    defence
  • Seventy-three percent of Spanish students _____________ in exams.
    confessed to cheating
    confessed to cheat
    admitted to cheating
    admitted to cheat
  • dismiss (make the noun)
    dismissal
  • Sometimes the media _____ famous people just to attract readers who like scandals.
    vilificates
    vilification
    vilifies