
WORD FORMATION 11
1. I would say that you’d be ___________to resign without having found a new job. (advice) 2. He’s certainly a(n)_____________but I don’t trust what he says. (smooth) 3. Working couples often buy _______________meals for the evening. (make) 4. The students hardly cooked at all, but lived on _____________. (take) 5. Finally, we’ll give you some _feedbacks_____on the course and a few suggestions for how it could be
improved. (feed) 6. We are anxiously waiting for the __________________of the negotiations. (come) 7. We’ve got for too much rubbish in this house – it’s time he had a(n)__________________. (clear) 8. In 1999 there were two major _breakthrough_______in research into spinal injury. (break) 9. None of the ________________took any notice, in spite of his shouts. (pass) 10. The _________________among the peasants was cruelly put down by the king’s army. (rise) 11. The cat had numerous _________________, all of whom inherited her timid nature. (spring) 12. There were a few _____________but in general the project went well. (set) 13. The ___ onset __________of the disease was gradual, and at first they hardly noticed its effects. (set) 14. He wrote a very ____________report on the need for people to cut back on spending. (hit) 15. It was a rather ______________account of how they had got into debt. (side) 16. We have a(n)________________agreement to supply them, which will be renewed after three
months. (term) 17. I don’t like working in ________________offices – they’re too cold. (condition) 18. He’s a good man in a crisis – he’s very _______________. (head) 19. He doesn’t think you need qualifications because he’s a(n)________________man. (make) 20. If we focus on selling __________________items we can really cut out prices. (produce) 21. Traditional banks can be very ______________and conservative about who they will lend to.
(fashion) 22. Our ______________financial advisor lost us loads of money by recommending bad investments.
(call) 23. They have a(n)_____________problem of trying to keep costs down. (stand) 24. The relationship between the two groups had suffered a complete _______________. (break) 25. She suffered a bad stomach ________________after eating some contaminated food. (set) 26. I like getting ______________on my homework – it’s useful even if not always good! (feed) 27. I’ve got far too much stuff in my flat – I need to have a complete _______________(clear). 28. I can’t be bothered to cook tonight – let’s get a(n)_______________(take). 29. The project suffered a severe _________________when the main sponsor pulled out. (set) 30. There was a great _____________for the rock concert, including the country’s number of singers.
(line) 31. The company’s finances suffered a real ________________after the chairman resigned. (turn) 32. The school leaver waited anxiously to hear the _________________of his first job interview. (come) 33. Some people can change their attitude and develop a whole new _outlook____on life. (look) 34. Of course Jim is a(n)_______________millionaire. He didn’t inherit a penny. (make) 35. The President of the United States never goes out in public without wearing a(n)__________vest.
(bullet) 36. Jim is very disorganized. He’s a bit like a(n)_______________professor. (mind) 37. I’m afraid we’ve had to call off his ____________meeting due to the unexpected resignation of Tony,
the Sales Manager. (minute)
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