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Word formation
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word given at the end. As you do the exercise think about the kind of word that is needed in the sentence – verb, noun, or adjective. Be careful, because in some cases you will need a negative form.
Variant 3
1. He left me with no … but to disqualify him.
CHOOSE
2. She gave me a very … look when she saw that I wasn't wearing the correct uniform.
APPROVE
3. She became more and more … as time went by.
ANXIETY
4. One of the … sat down in front of the lorry and refused to move.
DEMONSTRATE
5. The telephone service was very … and we spent hours trying to make a single call.
RELY
6. There's a … of highly-skilled engineers so we might have difficulty getting the work done.
SHORT
7. As her only … relative, he expects to inherit all her money.
SURVIVE
8. I consider him to be one of our greatest … poets.
LIFE
9. The sea defences need to be … before the winter to reduce the risk of flooding.
STRONG
10. It is an … fact that children watch too much TV.
DENY