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36. Verbs to adjectives
A lot of
verbs can be changed to adjectives by the addition of a suffix (e.g., -able,
-ous, -ful)
to the end of the word. Some verbs
can have more than one adjective form (e.g., bore = boring or bored). Sometimes you may need to
remove or change a letter at the end of the word before adding a suffix (e.g. vary = variable)
Complete the
following sentences with an adjective formed from the verb in bold.
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1
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My grandmother is still very ________
at the age of 88. act
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2
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Her work is entirely ________ . admire
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3
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We spent a very ________ weekend by the
sea. agree
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4
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She wrote us an ________ letter. apologise
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5
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I don't want to watch that ________
television programme. bore
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6
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I'm ________. Let's go out to the club.
bore
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7
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Be ________ not to make any noise, the
baby is asleep. care
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8
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Judged by last year's performance, it
is a ________ success. compare
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9
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He's very ________ and loves playing
sports. compete
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10
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She made some ________ suggestions for
improving the shop. construct
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11
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The computer has given us ________
problems since we bought it. continue
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12
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She's been in ________ pain for three
days. continue
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13
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He's a ________ child, always full of
ideas. create
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14
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He was nervous, but tried to sound
________ . decide
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15
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People living in small villages need a
________ bus service. depend
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16
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She had a ________ expression on her
face. doubt
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17
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He's a very ________ child and often
has headaches. excite
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18
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The news about the house is very
________ . excite
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19
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She's ________ at the thought of going
on holiday. excite
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20
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We are ________ that the company will
accept our offer. hope
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21
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Any exercise is ________ to sitting
around doing nothing. prefer
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22
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She was hardly ________ when she came
out of prison. recognise
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23
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It was very ________ to see them
getting on so well. satisfy
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24
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We became ________ when we found out
that she knew about the deal. suspect
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25
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She's a very ________ person to have in
the office. use
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