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    Changing From Adjective To Noun and Adjective To Verb

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    The document provides examples of forming nouns and verbs from adjectives. It lists adjective-noun and adjective-verb pairs and has blanks to be filled in with the correct form of the word from the adjective given. The pairs cover topics like darkness, responsibility, blindness, determination, magic, availability, ecology, privacy, aggression, biology, protection, fame, mystery, poverty, ambition, technology, sensitivity, speed, and intensity.

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    The document provides examples of forming nouns and verbs from adjectives. It lists adjective-noun and adjective-verb pairs and has blanks to be filled in with the correct form of the word from the adjective given. The pairs cover topics like darkness, responsibility, blindness, determination, magic, availability, ecology, privacy, aggression, biology, protection, fame, mystery, poverty, ambition, technology, sensitivity, speed, and intensity.

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    The document provides examples of forming nouns and verbs from adjectives. It lists adjective-noun and adjective-verb pairs and has blanks to be filled in with the correct form of the word from the adjective given. The pairs cover topics like darkness, responsibility, blindness, determination, magic, availability, ecology, privacy, aggression, biology, protection, fame, mystery, poverty, ambition, technology, sensitivity, speed, and intensity.

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    WORD FORMATION (from ADJECTIVE to NOUN or VERB)

    ADJECTIVE → NOUN ADJECTIVE → VERB

    Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the
    word in brackets. You need a NOUN. word in brackets. You need a NOUN.

    1. We couldn’t see anything. The village was


    in complete ……………………………… (DARK).
    2. Mark lacks …………………………………. He’s
    unable to control himself (RESPOSIBLE).
    3. The guide dog really helped Dave due to
    his ………………………… (BLIND). 1. TV has helped to …………………………… sports
    4. Everybody admired Terry’s …………………… events (POPULAR).
    to take up a new job abroad (DETERMINED). 2. In spite of being 30, Sam still ……………………
    5. The …………………… did some amazing card on his parents (DEPENDENT).
    trick (MAGIC). 3. Should you need further information about
    6. We have to check the …………………………… your treatment, do not ………………………………
    of the item your need in our stock, Madam to contact Dr. Black (HESITANT).
    (AVAILABLE). 4. You should ………………………… the fridge at
    7. Young people are really into least twice a year (FROSTY).
    ……………………………… (ECOLOGIST). 5. We can’t spend so much. We have to
    8. Some stars don’t want paparazzi to show ……………………………… on electricity
    their …………………………………… (PRIVATE). (ECONOMICAL).
    6, Did you really ………………………… the party,
    Tony? (ENJOYABLE).
    7. Fortunately the robbers didn’t …………………
    the customers (THREATENING).
    8. Some parents ……………………………… what
    their children do in their spare time
    8. Some people say fast food can cause (IGNORANT).
    ………………………………… (AGGRESSIVE). 9. I’m afraid I really ……………………… some
    9. My brother went to Oxford University and help with my homework. Will you give me a
    got a degree in …………………………………… hand, Sue? (NECESSARY).
    (BIOLOGICAL) 10. Peter went to bed late on Sunday, so on
    10. Soldiers in dangerous areas wear chest Monday he ………………………… (SLEEPY).
    …………………………………… (PROTECTIVE). 11. The building had to make some changes to
    11. ………………………… can sometimes be ……………………………… the heating system
    overwhelming for some celebrities (FAMOUS). (MODERN).
    12. Do you like reading ………………………… 12. London needs a new bridge to
    books? (MYSTERIOUS). …………………………… the traffic flow (EASY).
    13. Most people in Africa live in extreme 13. I’ve bought some detergent to
    ………………………………… (POOR). …………………………… the stain of the carpet
    14. My …………………………… is to get a good (REMOVABLE).
    job to get independent from my parents 14. Most of Peter’s colleagues …………………… on
    (AMBITIOUS). him (RELIABLE).
    15. Tony couldn’t mend the computer, so we 15. Tom finally ……………………… in passing his
    had to phone the ……………………………………… driving test (SUCCESSFUL).
    (TECHNICAL). 16. You must ……………………… your seat belt
    16. The high ……………………………… of the while driving (FAST).
    microscope requires careful handling 17. The committee had to …………………… their
    (SENSITIVE). efforts to get more votes for the candidate
    (INTENSE).

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