SZKPZS SSZEFOGLAL TBLZAT

Mit
kpez?

Kpzk
dis(a cselekvs ellentte)

un(a cselekvs ellentte)

de(a cselekvs ellentte)

igbl

mis(valamit rosszul csinl)

pre(valamit megelzen csinl)

over(valamit tlzsba visz)

under(valamit nem csinl meg

elgg)

reIGT KPEZ

(valamit jra csinl)

en-

fnvbl. mellknvbl

em-

-en

-ise / -ize
-ify
-ate

Szfajvltssal
(zrkpz)

PLDK
like dislike (szeret nem szeret)
obey disobey (sztfogad nem fogad szt)
appear disappear (megjelenik eltnik)
do undo (csinl visszacsinl)
pack unpack (becsomagol kicsomagol)
lock unlock (bezr kinyit /kulccsal/)
frost defrost (lefagyaszt kiereszt /fagyasztsbl/)
code decode (kdol dekdol)
lead mislead (vezet flrevezet)
inform misinform (informl flreinforml)
calculate miscalculate (szmol rosszul szmol)
cook precook (fz elfz)
judge prejudge (tl elre tl)
cook overcook (fz tlfz)
charge overcharge (megterhel tlterhel)
estimate overestimate (felbecsl tlbecsl)
estimate underestimate (felbecsl albecsl)
cook undercook (fz nem fz meg elgg)
visit revisit (megltogat jra megltogat)
build rebuild (pt jrpt)
danger endanger (veszly veszlyeztet)
large enlarge (hatalmas felnagyt)
rich enrich (gazdag felkest)
power empower (hatalom felhatalmaz, hatalommal ruhz
fel)

bitter embitter (keser elkesert)

strength strengthen (er erst)
threat threaten (rmlet megrmt)
sad sadden (szomor elszomort, elszomorodik)
white whiten (fehr /ki/fehrt, fehredik)
tight tighten (szoros megszort)
symbol symbolise (jelkp jelkpez)
liberal liberalize (szabad, szabadelv felszabadt)
stabil stabilise (stabil stabilizl)
just justify (igazsgos igazol)
simple simplify (egyszer egyszerst)
different differentiate (klnbzik megklnbztet,
klnbsget tesz)

liquid liquidate (folykony folykonny tesz)

brake brake (fk fkez)
butter butter (vaj vajaz)
group group (csoport csoportost)
bottle bottle (palack palackoz)
empty empty (res kirt)
dry dry (szraz szrt, szrad)

Igst igvel
Az angolban nmelyik
fnvnek nincs igv kpzett
alakja. Ilyenkor kell el
tenni egy igt (lt. a have,
play vagy do)

Thangvltssal a
kiejtsben

Thangvltssal
rsban is jellve

-er / -or / -ar

A cselekvst ltalban vgz
szemlyt vagy a foglalkozst
jelli
(magyarban lt. / -)

-ant / -ent
-ee
igbl

FNEVET KPEZ

(lt. foglalkozst jell)

piano play the piano (zongora zongorzik)

breakfast have breakfast (reggeli reggelizik)
sport do sports (sport sportol)
shower have a shower (zuhany zuhanyozik)
coffee have (a) coffee (kv kvzik)
use (ejtsd: jsz) use (ejtsd: jz) (haszon hasznl)
house (ejtsd: hausz) house (ejtsd: hauz) (hz helyet ad, a
hzban elhelyez)
advice (ejtsd: dvjsz) advise (ejtsd: dvjz) (tancs
tancsol)
belief (ejtsd: bilf) belive (ejtsd: bilv) (hit elhisz)
half (ejtsd: half) halve (ejtsd: halv) (fl, fele vminek
elfelez)
life (ejtsd: ljf) live (ejtsd: liv) (let l)
proof prove (bizonytk bizonyt)
blood bleed (vr vrzik)
safe save (biztonsgos biztost, megvd, megtakart)

write writer (r r)
read reader (olvas (rendszeresen) olvas)
send sender (felad felad)
act actor (szntjtszik sznsz)
visit visitor (megltogat ltogat)
edit editor (szerkeszt szerkeszt)
lie liar (hazudik hazug, hazudoz)
beg beggar (koldul koldus)
football footballer (futball futballista)
assist assistant (segt, asszisztl asszisztens)
study student (tanul tanul, dik)
employ employee (alkalmaz alkalmazott)

(lt. vmilyen munkakrrel

megbzott szemly)

imitate imitation (utnoz utnzs)

operate operation (mkdik, mkdtet; operl mkds,
mkdtets; operci)

-(a)tion / -sion
(-s/-s; -()ci fkpp
fogalom jellsre)

-ment
(-s/-s fkpp a cselekvs
eredmnynek jellsre)

-al
(-s/-s lt. a cselekvs
befejezettsgt jelli)

accommodate accommodation (elszllsol szlls)

inform information (informl informci)
prepare preparation (elkszt, elkszt elkszlet,
elkszts)

expand expansion (kiterjeszt kiterjeszts)

include inclusion (belefoglal belefoglals)
state statement (llt llts)
agree agreement (egyetrt, megegyezik egyetrts,
megegyezs)

develop development (fejleszt fejleszts)

punish punishment (megbntet bntets)
arrive arrival (megrkezik megrkezs)

-ing
(-s/-s lt. a folyamat
jellsre)

-ence / -ance
(-s/-s; -sg/-sg)

read reading (olvas olvass)

book booking (lefoglal lefoglals)
cross crossing (keresztez keresztezds)
save saving (megtakart megtakarts)
refuse refusal (visszautast visszautasts)
prefer preference (jobban kedvel elnyben rszests)
depend dependence (fgg vmitl fggs)
accept acceptance (elfogad elfogads)
ignorant ignorance (figyelmetlen figyelmetlensg,
butasg)

Szfajvltssal
(zrkpz)

-man
-y /-ie
(Kicsinyt/Becz kpz)

-(er)y
(lt. egy er vg
foglalkozs megnevezsbl
a hely megnevezse)

fnvbl

-ist
(valamilyen foglakozst,
tevkenysget z, elvet
vall szemly, a magyarban
lt.: -ista)

-ic

laugh laugh (nevet nevets)

love love (szeret szeretet)
swim swim (szik szs)
walk walk (stl sta)
work work (dolgozik munka)
fire fireman (tz tzolt)
post postman (posta posts)
cave caveman (barlang barlanglak, sember)
John Johnny
aunt auntie (nagynni nnike)
dog doggie (kutya kutyuska)
baker bakery (pk pksg)
grocer grocery (fszeres fszerkereskeds)
parfume parfumery (parfm parfmria)
science scientist (tudomny tuds)
novel novelist (regny regnyr)
piano pianist (zongora zongorista)
alcohol alcoholic (alkohol alkoholista)

(valamit megszllottan z
szemly, -ista)

-ism
(-izmus)

-ess
(n-)

dis(elkpz ellenttes
rtelm fnevet fejez ki)

-ship
(-sg/-sg - lt. vmilyen
pozci, helyzet)

alcohol alcoholism (alkohol alkoholizmus)

Marx Marxism (Marx marxizmus)
prince princess (herceg hercegn)
waiter waitress (pincr pincrn)
advantage disadvantage (elny htrny)
comfort discomfort (knyelem knyelmetlensg)
friend friendship (bart bartsg)
leader leadership (vezet vezetsg)
dictator dictatorship (dikttor nknyuralom)

-ness

mellknvbl

(-sg/-sg)

-(i)ty
(-sg,-sg)

-(a)cy
(-sg,-sg)

-th (lt.
thangvltssal)

-able / -ible

-ant / -ent

igbl

-ive
-(u)ous
-ing
(-, - folyamatos
mellknvi igenv: a
cselekvst ppen vgz
szemly)

3. alak

stupid stupidity (buta butasg)

convertible convertibility (talakthat talakthatsg)
curious curiosity (kvncsi kvncsisg)
electric electricity (elektromos elektromossg, ram)
able ability (kpes kpessg)
responsible responsibility (felels felelssg)
similar similarity (hasonl hasonlsg)
safe safety (biztonsgos biztonsg)
accurate accuracy (pontos pontossg)
private privacy (magn- magnlet, magny)
frequent frequency (gyakori gyakorisg)
strong strength (ers er)
long length (hossz hossz)
convert convertible (talakt talakthat)
understand understandable (rt rthet)
rely reliable (megbzik vkiben megbzhat)
response responsible (felel felels)
forget forgettable (elfelejt felejthet)
believe believable (hisz hihet)
ignore ignorant (elkerl, figyelmen kvl hagy
figyelmetlen)

depend dependent (fgg vmitl fgg)

differ different (klnbzik klnbz)
talk talkative (beszlget beszdes)
attract attractive (vonz vonz)
continue continous (folytat folyamatos)
danger dangerous (veszly veszlyes)
fame famous (hrnv hres)
read reading (olvas (ppen) olvas) The reading girl
smiled.

write writing (r (ppen) r)

write written (r rott) He sent me a written document.

(-t,-tt befejezett
mellknvi igenv)

Thangvltssal a
kiejtsben
-less
(- talan, -telen)

fnvbl

MELLKNEVET, MELLKNVI IGENEVET KPEZ

(-hat)

lazy laziness (lusta lustasg)

dark darkness (stt sttsg)

-ful 1
(- os,- es, vmivel teli)

-ful 2
('egy ...-nyi' (rmrtk))

live (ejtsd: liv) live (ejtsd: ljv) (l l)

care careless (trds, gondoskods, vatossg vatlan,
nemtrdm)

use useless (haszon hasztalan)

hope hopeless (remny remnytelen)
care careful (trds, gondoskods, vatossg vatos)
use useful (haszon hasznos)
success successful (siker sikeres)
hope hopeful (remny remnyteljes)
mouth mouthful (szj falatnyi)
spoon spoonful (kanl kanlnyi)

-ar
-al
-ly
-ish
-like
(valamilyen szer, valamire
hasonlt)

-y
(-s)

-ic
(-s)

Jelzs fnv +
-ed

circle circular (kr kralak)

muscle muscular (izom izmos)
pole polar (sark sarki)
centre central (kzpont kzponti)
profession professional (szakma szakmai)
nation national (nemzet nemzeti, orszgos)
man manly (frfi frfias)
friend friendly (bart bartsgos)
month monthly (hnap havi / havonta)
day daily (nap napi / naponta)
child childish (gyermek gyermeki, gyermeteg, gyerekes)
girl girlish (lny lnyos)
child childlike (gyermek gyerekes)
woman womanlike (n nies)
wind windy (szl szeles)
snow snowy (h havas)
silk silky (selyem selymes)
alcohol alcoholic (alkohol alkoholos) economy
economic (gazdasg gazdasgi)
fair hair fair-haired (vilgos haj vilgos haj)
blue eye blue eyed (kk szem kk szem)

(-, -)

Szfajvltssal
(zrkpz)
(a magyarban lt. -i )

-ish

city city (vros vrosi) city life = vrosi let

evening evening (este esti) an evening paper = esti jsg
paper paper (papr /anyag/ papr/bl kszlt/)
a paper bag = paprzacsk

red reddish (piros pirosas)

(-es, -as)

mellknvbl

unimdisir(r-rel kezdd mellknevek

eltt)

il(l-lel kezdd mellknevek

eltt)

in-

happy unhappy (boldog boldogtalan)

lucky unlucky (szerencss szerencstlen, balszerencss)
believable unbelievable (hihet hihetetlen)
forgettable unforgettable (felejthet felejthetetlen)
polite impolite (udvarias udvariatlan)
patient impatient (trelmes trelmetlen)
interested disinterested (rdekld nem rdekld)
honest dishonest (becsletes becstelen)
rational irrational (sszer sszertlen)
responsible irresponsible (felels nem felels)
legal illegal (trvnyes trvnytelen)
logical illogical (logikus logiktlan)
capable incapable (kpes kptelen)
experienced inexperienced (tapasztalt tapasztalatlan)
tolerant intolerant (trelmes trelmetlen)

igbl

(-va, ve ha ppen folyt a

cselekvs)

-ly
mellknvbl

HATROZT KPEZ

-ing

(-an, - en)

Szfajvltssal
(zrkpz)

cry crying (sr srva) She stepped in crying.

slow slowly (lass lassan)
happy happily (boldog boldogan)
hard hard (kemny, szorgalmas kemnyen, szorgalmasan)
fast fast (gyors gyorsan)

SZJELENTS MEGVLTOZSA HANGSLYVLTSSAL

Nhny kt sztag szban az igt csupn az klnbzteti meg a fnvtl, hogy az ignek a
"vgn", mg a fnvnek az "elejn" van a hangslya.
pl.:
CONflict = konfliktus
CONvict = eltlt, rab
INsult = srts
OBject = trgy
PERmit = engedly
PREsent = ajndk
PROduce = termny
PROgress = halads
PROtest = tiltakozs
REbel = lzad
REcord = lemez; feljegyzs
SUSpect = gyanstott
TRANSfer = tvitel
TRANSport = szllts

conFLICT = ellentmond
conVICT = eltl
inSULT = megsrt
obJECT = tiltakozik
perMIT = megenged
preSENT = tad
proDUCE = gyrt
proGRESS = halad
proTEST = tiltakozik
reBEL = lzad
reCORD = felvesz, feljegyez
susPECT = gyanst
transFER = tvisz
transPORT = szllt

1) Fill each blank with the correct form. Give their Hungarian equivalent. If no word exists, there is
a (---) in the table.
VERB

ADJECTIVE

NOUN

1. .

advisable
inadvisable
advisory

adviser / advisor

2. analyse

.
.

3. ---

anxious

4. approve
disapprove

.
dis.

5. assist

---

6.

believe
disbelieve

.
un.

7.

bleed

.
dis.
.
assistance
believer
non-believer
.
dis.
.
.

8.

choosy

9. communicate
10. conclude
11. confirm

.
un.
communicable
.
in.
.
un.

.
.
.
.

12. contradict

................................

13. contribute

.
un.
.
un.
deaf
.
demonstrable
.
.
un.

.
co-operation
critic
.

19. .

depth

20. .

.
indestructible

destruction

21. fail

22. .

23. .

growing

24. .

high

height(s)

25. .

inclusion

26. insist

27. integrate

.
integral

28. instruct

.
.

29. .

length

14. co-operate
15.

criticise/ize

16.

17. demonstrate
18. deny

deafness
.
.
.

flier/flyer
.
.
grower
.

lengthy
optimist
.
performer
.
.
pessimism

30. ---

31. .

performing

32. ---

33. please
displease

.
un.
.
.

.
dis .

34. predict

.
un.

.
predictability
unpredictability

35. refuse

---

36. .

relieved
unrelieved

37. .

.
un.

38. .

short

reliability
unreliability
reliance
.
.
shortness

39. .

srtrength

40. .

.
un.

41. survive

suitability
unsuitability
.
survival

42. .

43. .

44. .

45. .

46. illustrate

47. imagine

48. impress

49. live
50. propose

defined
undefined
indefinable
definitve
.
in .
.
un.
economical
uneconomical
.
un.
identifiable
unidentifiable
.
.
illustrative
imaginable
unimaginable
.
unimaginative
unimaginative
impressed
unimpressed
.
un.
.
live
.
living
.

width

.
.
.

identity
.
.
.
.

impression
.
living
livelihood
proposer
.

proposition
51. ---

52. .

real
un.
.
.
.
.
in.

.
realist
realism
.
variation
variability

2) Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word given at the end. Be careful
because in some cases you will need a negative form.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

There was ____________________ all over the floor after he cut himself shaving. (bleed)
She became more and more ____________________ as time went by.
(anxiety)
She looked at him in ____________________ when he told her the terrible news. (believe)
We have still received no ____________________ of our booking. (confirm)
He seemed very reluctant to take my ____________________ . (advise)
We can only catch criminals if we have the full ____________________ of the general
public. (cooperate)
7. She gave me a very ____________________ look when she saw that I wasnt wearing the
correct uniform. (approve)
8. In ____________________ I would like to thank everybody who has helped to make the
show such a success. (conclude)
9. She has made an invaluable ____________________ to our efforts. (contribute)
10. The shop ____________________ seemed to spend most of the time talking rather than
attending to customers. (assist)
11. They keep making ____________________ statements so we dont really know what theyre
going to do. (contradict)
12. Hes normally very ____________________ so youll be lucky if you get any information
out of him. (communicate)
13. He left me with no ____________________ but to disqualify him. (choose)
14. With her ____________________ mind she was able to work out the best way to get
everybody to the meeting on time. (analyse)
15. How dare she ____________________ us when she sits around doing nothing all day!
(critic)
16. The mystery ____________________ as yet another body was discovered. (deep)
17. Everywhere you could see evidence of the ____________________ force of the enemy
bombs. (destroy)
18. He was most ____________________ that we should bring warm clothes. (insist)
19. Because of her ____________________ eyesight shes unable to paint any more pictures.
(fail)
20. That is supposed to be the ____________________ price but you always seem to end up
paying extra for something. (include)
21. We hope to see more ____________________ schools where children of different races can
get used to working together. (integrate)
22. Two of the ____________________ showed us how to do a hip throw. (instruct)
23. The ____________________ in population has led to problems in providing services such as
housing and hospitals. (grow)
24. I cant stand ____________________ so I didnt go to the top of the tower with the others.
(high)
25. Our ____________________ was delayed due to technical problems. (fly)
26. Every evening you hear the ____________________ noise of motor-cycles revving up in the
town square. (deaf)
27. One of the ____________________ sat down in front of the lorry and refused to move.
(demonstrate)

28. It is an ____________________ fact that children watch too much TV. (deny)
29. It was an extremely ____________________ experience, which I never want to go through
again. (please)
30. The table is two metres in ____________________ . (long)
31. The weather is so ____________________ that I dont know if I should take an umbrella or
sun-tan lotion. (predict)
32. What a ____________________ it is to be able to put your feet up! (relieve)
33. The telephone service was very ____________________ and we spent hours trying to make
a single call. (rely)
34. The sea defences need to be ____________________ before the winter to reduce the risk of
flooding. (strong)
35. Theres a ____________________ of highly skilled engineers so we might have difficulty
getting the work done. (short)
36. Shes not really ____________________ for this job as she hasnt had the right sort of
training. (suit)
37. As her only ____________________ relative, he expects to inherit all her money. (survive)
38. If they ____________________ the road, that will mean more traffic and maybe more
pedestrians being knocked over. (wide)
39. His ____________________ to sponsor the event came as a great shock. (refuse)
40. I wish I shared his ____________________, but I really dont think this will work. (optimist)
41. I could only get tickets for the afternoon ____________________ (perform)
42. Theyre very ___________________ about our chances of success. (pessimism)
43. Some of the ____________________ in this dictionary are more difficult to understand than
the word theyre explaining. (define)
44. Hell be away for an ____________________ period. (define)
45. We have to ____________________ on electricity so make sure you switch off all the lights
when you leave. (economy)
46. All the leading ____________________ say that this country is heading for a recession.
(economy)
47. Were ____________________ twins so people have great difficulty telling us appart.
(identity)
48. Youll need some form of ____________________ if you want to draw money out of your
account. (identify)
49. This is just an ____________________ of the kind of thing that could happen if you dont
wear a seatbelt. (illustrate)
50. The judges were especially impressed by the ____________________ use of light and shade
in the painting. (imagine)
51. I was not very ____________________ by his so-called comedy act. (impress)
52. She is at a very ____________________ age so we must make sure that she goes around
with the right sort of people. (impress)
53. It was supposed to be a ____________________ performance but you could see she was
miming. (life)
54. I consider him to be one of our greatest ____________________ poets. (life)
55. This is a site of the ____________________ extension to the motorway. (propose)
56. After my holiday I had to get back to the ____________________ of the daily office routine.
(real)
57. Amber is a ____________________ girl. (rely)
58. Maria has ____________________ in understanding the topic. (difficult)
59. This chair is so ____________________. Ill buy a new chair. (comfort)
60. Melissa looks ____________________. I think she has problems. (happy)
61. I need to ____________________ this story. (read)
62. Mrs. Kaila is an ____________________ (engine). She is very ____________________
(success).
63. All the people are afraid of ____________________ disasters. (nature)

64. Sarah is must be very ____________________ (luck). She is very ____________________

despite the accident. (health)
65. This man is doing something ____________________. (legal)
66. I feel something ____________________. Could it be real? (visible)
67. Please wear something ____________________ (fashion). These clothes are so old.
68. Black mamba is the most ____________________ (poison) snake in the world. Its
____________________. (hazard)
69. Playing with toys is ____________________ for kids. (enjoy)
I wont go on this ____________________. (argue)
EXERCISES OF PREVIOUS FINAL EXAMS
3) Use the words in brackets to form the words that fit in the gaps. There might be cases when you
do not have to change the word in brackets.
A. THE TWO TOP SUNTAN MYTHS
Everything about the sun is bad for you
We hear so much about how (0) __________ (danger) UV rays are that youd be forgiven for thinking
that (1) ________ (stay) indoors all summer was good for you! But there are plenty of (2) __________
(use) things about being out in the sunshine too. A 15-minute (3) __________ (day) stroll in the sun will
provide enough vitamin D to build strong bones.
This vitamin also boosts the immune system, preventing infections such as colds.
(4) __________ (sun) days also help increase the level of a brain chemical called serotonin, which puts
you in a good mood. If you are (5) __________ (careful) enough (avoiding the hottest times of the day
and using the appropriate sunscreen), the sun can actually help you get rid of some skin problems as well.
One bottle of sunscreen will be enough for the two of you on a 10-day holiday
Not if you apply the amount used during testing in laboratories to achieve the level of (6) __________
(protect) stated on the bottle. Experts say you should take one 400ml bottle of sunscreen per person for
every 10 days of your holiday. Sunscreen should be applied 15 minutes before going out in the sun and
then reapplied (7) __________ (frequent) and always after swimming. If you are using a spray, your skin
should be completely (8) __________ (cover) before you rub it in. And dont forget the (9) ________
(hide) places such as the soles of your feet and behind your ears.
0).............dangerous............
1)..........................................
2)..........................................
3)..........................................
4)..........................................

5)..........................................
6)..........................................
7)..........................................
8)..........................................
9)...........................................

B. THE MONA LISA

The Mona Lisa was one of Leonardo's (0) __________ (favour) paintings, and he carried it with him until
his (1) __________ (die). Today, it is regarded as the most (2) __________ (fame) painting in the world,
and is (3) __________ (visit) by many thousands of people every year.
Whose is this (4) __________ (please) face? Throughout the centuries many (5) __________ (suggest)
have been made, but the most likely candidate is Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a Florentine silk merchant.
Another more unlikely - but popular - theory is that the painting was a self portrait. There are (6)
__________ (certain) similarities between the (7) __________ (express) of the Mona Lisa and that of the
artist's self portrait painted many years later. Could this be why Leonardo gave the subject such a
mysterious smile?
Today, the Mona Lisa looks rather dull, in dark shades of brown and yellow. (8) __________ (probable)
this is due to a special layer covering the paint, which has yellowed over the years. It is possible that the
painting was once brighter and more (9) __________ (colour) than it is now.
The Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre in 1911. The thief was caught by the police two years later,
and the painting was safely returned.
0)...................favourite...........
5).............................................
1).............................................
6).............................................
2).............................................
7).............................................
3).............................................
8).............................................
4).............................................
9).............................................

C. PARROT KEPT INDOORS

It is proving to be a social (0) __________ (embarrass) for the Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary in
Nuneaton that one of their parrots has a rather (1) __________ (colour) vocabulary.
Barney, a five-year-old macaw parrot, has no respect for authority. He has used dirty words in front of
respectable people such as the Mayor and the vicar. He has also told several charity (2) __________
(work) what he thought of them.
Sanctuary volunteer Stacey Clark said Barney once belonged to a lorry (3) __________ (drive).
"We tend to keep him indoors, away from the public. But everybody seems to accept his behaviour with a
(4) __________ (smile)," she said. "He has got a lot of character and he does say thank you when he gets
a treat so he can be polite. He is (5) __________ (cheer) and very friendly, too."
Some of the sayings he likes to repeat include "hello big boys" and "where have you been?"
But his (6) __________ (favour) words are mainly unrepeatable. Geoff Green, the (7) __________ (own)
of Wildlife Sanctuary, said he had one rude word which he especially liked to say over and over again.
He added he had seen neighbours and passers-by duck and look around (8) __________ (surprise) when
they passed the window and heard the swearing from within. "He only seems to swear when you don't
want him to," he added. "We usually keep him inside, away from any (9) __________ (visit). He seems to
know which people he shouldn't swear in front of and so he goes and does so." Barney was given to the
sanctuary a year ago.
0)............... embarrassment................
1).........................................................
2).........................................................
3).........................................................
4).........................................................

5).........................................................
6).........................................................
7).........................................................
8).........................................................
9).........................................................

D. OLDEST WRITING IN THE NEW WORLD

Items men, women, and children left behind when they died everything from clothing to jewellery and
tools tell (0) __________ (anthropology) a lot. And sometimes even their words survive.
Experts believe that a (1) __________ (discover) in Mexico is the oldest example of writing ever found in
the Americas. The people who created it (2) __________ (probable) lived 3,000 years ago, long before
Christopher Columbus arrived in the New World.
Digging in a stone mine, (3) __________ (work) noticed a stone block with marks carved onto its surface.
They found the large piece of stone in Cascajal, Mexico, near the capital city of an ancient people called
the Olmec. "There are signs on the block that seem to show (4) __________ (religion) objects they used.
For example, there is a sign that looks like a throne," an expert says. "It is (5) __________ (excite)
because it makes it clear that the Olmec could read and write." But experts dont know (6) __________
(exact) what the writing says. If you have ever tried to figure out a message (7) __________ (write) in
code, you have a pretty good idea of the hard work ahead. Finding other examples of Olmec writing could
help crack the code.
0)............anthropologists...........
1) ...............................................
2) ...............................................
3) ...............................................

4) ...............................................
5) ...............................................
6) ...............................................
7) ...............................................

E. FACTS ABOUT PRESIDENTS

Did you know that Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, was a peanut (0) __________
(farm) before he was President? Or that one of George Washington's (1) __________ (favor) foods was
ice cream? These are just two of the (2) __________ (interest) facts about past U.S. Presidents National
Geographic Kids has collected.
Many Presidents had (3) _________ (usual) careers before entering the White House. Andrew Johnson,
the 17th President, was a tailor. Ronald Reagan, the 40th President, was a movie (4) __________ (act).
Harry Truman bought and sold men's clothing and accessories, particularly hats.
Once in the White House, each President made his mark in (5) __________ (vary) ways. In fact, before
Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President, came to office, the White House wasn't even called the White
House! People called the (6) __________ (build) the President's Palace, President's House, and the
Executive Mansion. Roosevelt (7) __________ (official) named it the White House in 1901.

Theodore Roosevelt wasn't the only President to invent a new (8) __________ (express). Martin Van
Buren, the (9) __________ (eight) President, probably created the word "OK." He was from Kinderhook,
New York. During his campaign, Old Kinderhook (O.K.) clubs formed to give him (10) __________
(support). Later, "OK" or "okay," came to mean "all right."
0)............. farmer.............
1).......................................
2).......................................
3).......................................
4).......................................
5).......................................

6).......................................
7).......................................
8).......................................
9).......................................
10)

F. OH DEER!
A cow called Yvonne, who has been on the run in Germany for nearly 10 months, has now found a home
with a herd of deer. Dozens of (0) ________ (witness) have reported sightings and say the cow now (1)
________ (clear) thinks shes a deer. Yvonnes fight for (2) ________ (independent) began when she
escaped from a Bavarian sausage maker almost 10 months ago. Soon afterwards, the (3) ________ (local)
press picked up the story and reported that (4) ________ (hunt) had been given permission to shoot the
cow. Animal rights campaigners in Germany are protesting against the (5) ________ (decide) and have
since organised a widespread search, which started at the weekend. (6) ________ (hundred) of people
travelled to Bavaria to help with the search and even brought (7) ________ (other) cow and its calf with
them to help trick Yvonne into leaving the woods. (8) ________ (fortunately), they had no luck and the
cow still remains on the run. Michael Aufhauser, an
Austrian multimillionaire and animal (9) ________ (love), has agreed to buy the smart animal from the
sausage maker as soon as the cow is captured, but it seems Yvonne really enjoys life with the deer.
0)............... witnesses..........................
1).........................................................
2).........................................................
3).........................................................
4).........................................................

5).........................................................
6).........................................................
7).........................................................
8).........................................................
9).........................................................

G. SUPERSTITIONS: FRIDAY THE 13TH UNLUCKY FOR YOU?

Do you believe in good luck and bad luck? Are you (0) __________ (superstition)? And, if so, how do
you go about avoiding bad luck? And what do you do to (1) __________ (sure) good luck?
One person in four in Britain is, (2) __________ (apparent), superstitious, and theyll do everything from
hanging horseshoes over their fireplace to (3) ________ (cross) their fingers, touching wood and (4)
__________ (absolute) never walking under a ladder. And they are (5) __________ (care) about cats.
Black cats are supposed to be (6) __________ (relate) of witches or warlocks, so if one is following you,
its (7) __________ (definite) bad luck!
On the other hand if one crosses your path and continues then its good luck because it hasnt noticed you.
However, in some places the (8) __________ (believe) are different so it pays to know where your
black cat comes from.
Superstitions are also a subject for research by Dr. Richard Wiseman at the University of Hertfordshire.
He believes that some people actually want to be (9) __________ (lucky), because it helps them to avoid
taking (10) __________ (responsible) for their own failings. Its easier to say I failed the exam because I
had bad luck again than to admit that you didnt work (11) __________ (hard) enough. Its a way of
copping out, he said.
0)............. superstitious.............
1)................................................
2)................................................
3)................................................
4)................................................
5)................................................

6)................................................
7)................................................
8)................................................
9)................................................
10) .
11) .

H. "GREEN" BUILDINGS MAY HELP SAVE ENVIRONMENT

These days a green building means more than just the color of the paint. Green building can also refer
to (0) __________ (environment) friendly houses, factories, and offices. Green building means reducing
the impact of the building on the land.
Green buildings can reduce energy and water use. Also, the buildings are often located near public (1)
__________ (transport) such as buses and subways, so that people can drive their cars less. That could be
good for the environment, because cars use lots of (2) __________ (nature) resources, such as gasoline,
and cause (3) __________ (pollute).
Green buildings are often built on (4) __________ (previous) developed land, so that the buildings don't
destroy forests or other wild habitats.
The first green (5) __________ (resident) high-rise building in the U.S. is called the Solaire. Its project
(6) __________ (manage) says: "We've reduced our energy (7) __________ (consume) by one-third and
our water by 50 percent."
The Solaire cuts energy in part by using solar power. On the face of the building there are panels. They
absorb the sun's energy and convert it to (8) __________ (electric). The Solaire also has lights that (9)
__________ (automatic) turn off when people leave the room. Plus, the building has lots of windows.
This allows people to use the sun for light instead of lamps during the day.
0)............... environmentally............
1)......................................................
2)......................................................
3)......................................................
4)......................................................

5)......................................................
6)......................................................
7)......................................................
8)......................................................
9)......................................................

I. WHY WEVE ALL TURNED OFF BIG BROTHER

As a student of body language I usually enjoy Big Brother because it is free of the artificiality of acted,
(0) __________ (script) roles. These are real people, not particularly (1) __________ (talent), brought in
off the street to represent our culture.
This year, however, I have found it (2) __________ (hard) to watch. The people (3) __________ (select)
appear to have been carefully chosen for their unpleasantness, vanity and exhibitionism. The idea, (4)
__________ (obvious), was that if a group of appalling and aggressive people were brought together,
there would be fireworks and that has indeed been the case.
Analysing more deeply why I (5) __________ (like) this years Big Brother so much, I came to the (6)
__________ (conclude) that it was not, after all, primarily the coarseness, ignorance and immorality of
the (7) __________ (participate) that upset me, but rather their lack of (8) __________ (warm) and
kindness.
In the past, we have all watched and enjoyed comedies in which the characters are at times rude or
ignorant, but we forgive them because somewhere just beneath the surface the scriptwriters have endowed
them with (9) __________ (generous) of spirit and kindheartedness.
By (10) __________ (compare), some of this years housemates were downright disgusting.
0)................... scripted..........
1)................................................
2)................................................
3)................................................
4)................................................
5)................................................

6)................................................
7)................................................
8)................................................
9)................................................
10) .

J. ONCE UPON A TIME

Ever wanted to tell an amazing story, but didnt know where to start? Or have you already started writing
(0) __________ (imagine) and original stories that you now want to set free? It doesnt matter whether
youre at the top of your class at English or not were (1) __________ (interest) in stories with a spark,
whether theyre funny or sad, set in a (2) __________ (fantasy) universe or based on real-life events.
There are plenty of chances to shine, as well choose ten winners (3) __________ (separate) into three age
groups: under-8s, 9-11, and those aged 12 and over. The winners will help (4) __________ (transform)
their words into exciting radio at BBC studios, and the stories will be (5) __________ (broadcast) on a
BBC 7 radio show.
Want a bit of (6) __________ (inspire)? BBC 7s (7) __________ (interact) show has a story every day
which could help spark an idea. If you wish to enter, you can send your story (8) __________ (prefer)

typed or printed, along with an entry form. Stories will be judged on the basis of their originality of plot
and characterisation.
0).................. imaginative........
1)...................................................
2)...................................................
3)...................................................
4)...................................................

5)...................................................
6)...................................................
7)...................................................
8)...................................................

K. ENORMOUS TELEPHONE BILL

A Malaysian man received a telephone bill for $218 trillion (0) __________ (recent) for a telephone line
he had disconnected in January. The bill, which was sent from Telekom Malaysia to Yahaya Wahib,
included a request for (1) __________ (pay) within 10 days for the large amount. Wahib was also
threatened with (2) __________ (prosecute) if he failed to pay the bill within the period given.
According to reports, Wahib, who lives in the (3) __________ (north) part of Malaysia, had his father's
phone disconnected after his (4) __________ (die) in January. At that time he paid the outstanding bill. In
April he received a further bill from the telephone company telling him he owed $218 trillion for (5)
__________ (call) made from his fathers phone. Wahib is quoted as saying he (6) __________ (near)
fainted when he saw the charge against him.
It is (7) __________ (clear) whether the bill was a mistake or whether the phone had been (8) _________
(illegal) used over the period. Telekom Malaysia, the country's largest telecommunications company, is
said to be looking into the case. Wahib, on the other hand, is ready to face legal action if necessary.
0).................recently........
1)...................................................
2)...................................................
3)...................................................
4)...................................................

5)...................................................
6)...................................................
7)...................................................
8)...................................................

L. A REAL MONSTER OF THE DEEP

Sea monsters living in the (0) __________ (deep) of the ocean may not be the stuff of fantasy after all. (1)
__________ (mystery) sounds have been detected in the ocean that (2) __________ (science) believe
could be evidence of large, unidentified sea (3) __________ (create). The sounds were first picked up in
1997 by underwater listening stations set up by the US Navy to monitor Russian submarines. A single
noise registered on sensors 3,000 miles apart, making it far louder than any other (4) __________ (know)
animal noise, including the calls made by whales. In the past, strange sounds picked up by the system
have been attributed to ocean currents, volcanic (5) __________ (active) or earthquakes under the seabed.
But researchers believe that this particular sound is made by a living (6) __________ (organ) because its
acoustic signature bears all the hallmarks of a marine animals call.
One (7) __________ (possible) is that it could belong to a giant squid - like the (8) __________ (legend)
Kraken - which is known to live at extreme depths but has never been observed alive. We dont have any
clue whether the giant squid makes any noise or not, Christopher Fox, director of the Acoustic
Monitoring Project, told us, but if it does, that may explain the sound.
0 .................. depths..............
1).............................................
2).............................................
3).............................................
4).............................................

5).............................................
6).............................................
7).............................................
8).............................................

M. HE MISSES MUMS MAGIC LAUNDRY BASKET

When Lydia and I bought our house, we were really excited. It wasnt until we moved in that I (0)
__________ (real) that little jobs, like laundry, were a big part of (1) __________(life) together, too. At
home, Id stick my dirty clothes in a magic basket and theyd reappear clean. But, even though my mum
did most of the housework, I always knew Lydia and I would share.
We both have (2) __________ (strong) and weaknesses. I deal with the bills because Im a financial (3)
__________ (advise). I like (4)__________ (iron), and I also tidy up most evenings because I get home
from work first. Admittedly, I leave towels lying around, but she eats raisins out of the cereal box and
drops them on the floor!

Decorating has been the main source of (5) __________(disagree). Lydia was so determined to paint the
bedroom and lounge pink, I buckled under the (6)__________ (press). We normally compromise, but Ive
developed a tactic for getting what I want: Ill suggest something and, if she (7)__________ (agree), I
sigh and go quiet for weeks. (8)__________ (event), shell come round to my way of thinking, but shell
present it as her idea so she feels more in control.
Thats what happened when she wanted a fancy mirror in the lounge and I wanted a fan. After three
weeks of me (9)__________ (ignore) the issue, she suggested a fan. I did the same with the bathroom. I
wanted mosaics, she wanted flowery tiles. (10)__________ (lucky), I won. I think the pink bedroom is
enough of a compromise.
0) realised.
6)......................................................
1)......................................................
7)......................................................
2)......................................................
8)......................................................
3)......................................................
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4)......................................................
10)
5)......................................................

KEY:
1)
VERB

ADJECTIVE

1. advise - tancsol

advisable - tancsos, ajnlatos

inadvisable - nem tancsos
advisory - tancsad

2. analyse - elemez

analytic - analitikus, elemz

3. --4.

approve - elfogad,
jvhagy, helyesel
disapprove - helytelent

5. assist - segt, tmogat

anxious - aggd, szorong

approving - helyesl, jvhagy,
elfogad
disapproving - helytelent,
rosszall
---

6.

believe - hisz
disbelieve - nem hisz

believable - hihet
unbelievable - hihetetlen

7.

bleed - vrzik

bloody - vres

8.

choose - vlaszt

choosy - vlogats

9. communicate - kzl,
kommunikl
10. conclude - kvetkeztet;
befejez
11. confirm - megerst,
igazol, bizonyt

communicative - beszdes,
kommunikatv, kzlkeny
uncommunicative - zrkzott
communicable - kzlhet; fertz
conclusive - meggyz, bizonyt
erej; vgs
inconclusive - nem meggyz;
hatstalan
confirmed - megrgztt,
meggyzdses
unconfirmed - meg nem erstett;
hatrozatlan
contradictory - ellentmond,
ellenttes, ellenkez

NOUN
adviser / advisor - tancsad
(szemly)
advice - tancs
analysis - elemzs
analyst - elemz (szemly)
anxiety - szorongs, aggodalom
approval - helyesls, jvhagys
disapproval - helytelents,
rosszalls
assistant - asszisztens, segt
assistance - segtsg, tmogats
believer - hv (szemly)
non-believer - hitetlen (szemly)
belief - hit
disbelief - hitetlensg
blood - vr
bleeding - vrzs
choice - vlaszts, vlasztk
communication - kzls,
kommunikci
conclusion - befejezs,
vgeredmny; kvetkeztets
confirmation - megersts,
altmaszts; jvhagys;
konfirmci

contradiction - ellentmonds,
ellentt, cfolat
13. contribute - hozzjrul,
contribution - hozzjruls,
contributive - hozzjrul, elsegt
hozzad, kzremkdik, elsegt
kzremkds, hozzszls
co-operator - egyttmkd
co-operative - egyttmkd;
14. co-operate (szemly)
egyeslt, egyestett
egyttmkdik, szvetkezik
co-operation - egyttmkds,
uncooperative - nem egyttmkd
szvetkezs
critic(al) - kritikus, brl, kritizl;
critic - mbrl, kritikus (szemly)
15. criticise/ize - kritizl, brl vlsgos
criticism - brlat, kritika
uncritical - kritiktlan, nem kritikus
16. deafen - megskett,
deaf - sket
deafness - sketsg
megsketl; hangszigetel
deafening - skett
demonstrable - kimutathat,
demonstration - szemlltets,
17. demonstrate - bemutat,
bizonythat
bemutats, kimutats; tntets
demonstrl, szemlltet; tntet
demonstrative - szemlltet,
demonstrator - magyarz
kifejez, meggyz; tntet
(szemly); tntet (szemly)
deniable - tagadhat, cfolha
denial - tagads, ktsgbevons,
18. deny - tagad, cfol
undeniable - tagadhatatlan,
cfolat
vitathatatlan
12. contradict - ellentmond

19. deepen - mlyt, mlyl

deep - mly

depth - mlysg

20. destruct - megsemmist,

elpusztt, lerombol

destructible - elpusztthat,
lerombolhat
indestructible - elpusztthatatlan

destruction - megsemmists,
elpusztts, (le)rombols

21. fail - elbukik, megbukik,

failing - gyengl

failure - elbuks, sikertelensg

nem sikerl
22. fly - repl

flying - repl

23. grow - n, termel

growing - nveked

24. heighten - magast

high - magas

25. include - tartalmaz,

belevesz, belefoglal

inclusive - tfog, beleszmtott,

belertett
insistent - ragaszkod, llhatatos,
kitart
integrating - integrl, egyest
integral - elvlaszthatatlan, szerves,
lnyeges
instructive - tanulsgos, oktat
jelleg

26. insist - ragaszkodik, kitart

27. integrate - integrl, egyest
28. instruct - utast, oktat

flier/flyer - szrlap
flight - repljrat
fly - lgy
grower - termel, kertsz
growth - nvekeds
height(s) - magassg
inclusion belerts, belefoglals,
insistence - ragaszkods, kitarts
integration integrci, egyests
instruction - instrukci, utasts
instructor - oktat

29. lengthen - meghosszabbt,

megnyjt, hosszabbodik,
megnylik

long - hossz
lengthy - hosszadalmas, terjedelmes

30. ---

optimistic - optimista, derlt

31. perform - elad

performing - elad

32. ---

pessimistic - pesszimista, borlt

34. please - rmt szerez,

tetszik vkinek
displease - bosszant, nem
tetszik vkinek

pleasant kellemes
unpleasant - kellemetlen
pleasing - kellemes, tetszets, tetsz
pleased - elgedett

pleasure rm, lvezet

displeasure nemtetszs, neheztels

34. predict - megjsol, elre

megmond

predictable - megjsolhat,
kiszmthat, elre lthat
unpredictable - kiszmthatatlan,
elrelthatatlan, megjsolhatatlan

prediction - elrejelzs, jsls,

jvendls
predictability - elrelthatsg,
kiszmthatsg
unpredictability kiszmthatatlansg

35. refuse visszautast,

elutast, megtagad

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length - hosszsg
optimist - optimista (szemly)
optimism - optimizmus, derlts
performer - elad (szemly)
performance - elads
pessimist - pesszimista (szemly)
pessimism - pesszimizmus, borlts

refusal visszautasts, elutasts

36. relieve - enyht, knnyt

relieved - megknnyebblt
unrelieved nem megknnyebblt

37. rely - szmt, tmaszkodik

vkire, megbzik vkiben

reliable - megbzhat
unreliable - megbzhatatlan

38. shorten - (meg)rvidt,

(meg)rvidl

short - rvid; alacsony

39. strengthen - (meg)erst,

(meg)ersdik

strong - ers

srtrength - er

40. suit - illeszt, illeszkedik,

alkalmazkodik

suitable - megfelel, alkalmas, ill

unsuitable - nem megfelel,
alkalmatlan

suitability - alkalmassg,
rtermettsg
unsuitability - alkalmatlansg
survivor - tll (szemly)
survival - tlls, letben marads

41. survive - tll, letben

marad
42. widen - szlest, tgt,
szlesedik, tgul
43. define - meghatroz,
definil

surviving - tll

relief - megknnyebbls
reliability - megbzhatsg
unreliability - megbzhatatlansg
reliance - bizalom, vkire
tmaszkods, hagyatkozs
shorts - rvidnadrg
shortage - hiny
shortness - rvidsg, hiny,
elgtelensg

wide szles, tg

width - szlessg

defined - meghatrozott
undefined - meghatrozatlan
indefinable - meghatrozhatatlan
definitve - vgleges, dnt
definite - (meg)hatrozott,
egyrtelm

definition - definci, meghatrozs

indefinite - (meg)hatrozatlan,
korltlan, bizonytalan
economic - (kz)gazdasgi
uneconomic - nem gazdasgi,
44. economize gazdasgi trvnyekkel ellenkez;
takarkoskodik, sprol;
nem jvedelmez
gazdlkodik
economical - gazdasgos, takarkos
uneconomical - gazdasgtalan, nem
kifizetd, nem takarkos
identified - azonostott,
meghatrozott
45. identify - azonost,
unidentified - azonostatlan
felismer
identifiable - azonosthat
unidentifiable - azonosthatatlan
identical - azonos, egyforma
illustrated - illusztrlt, brzolt,
46. illustrate - brzol,
szemlltetett
szemlltet, illusztrl
illustrative - szemlltet, illusztratv
imaginable - elkpzelhet
unimaginable - elkpzelhetetlen
imaginative - tletes, fantziads,
47. imagine - (el)kpzel
kpzeletgazdag
unimaginative - fantzitlan,
tlettelen
impressed - lenygztt, meghatott
unimpressed - nem meghatott, hats
nlkl maradt
impressive - hatsos, lenygz,
48. impress - hat, hatssal van,
megkap, j benyomst kelt
lenygz, j benyomst kelt
unimpressive - rdektelen,
hatstalan
impressionable - befoloysolhat,
rzkeny
live - l, valsgos
49. live - l
lively - lnk, eleven, lendletes
living - l, eleven
50. propose - javasol, ajnl,
indtvnyoz; megkri vki kezt

51. ---

52. vary - vltozik, vltoztat,

mdost

2)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

proposed - javasolt, ajnlott

real - valdi, valsgos, igazi
unreal - valtlan, valszertlen,
irrelis
realistic - realisztikus, valszer,
leth, gyakorlatias
various szmos, klnfle, tbb
varied vltozatos, sokfle
variable - vltozkony, varilhat,
vltoztathat
invariable - megvltoztathatatlan,
vltozatlan, lland

economy - gazdasg
economist - kzgazdsz
economics - kzgazdasgtan,
gazdasgtudomny
identity - azonossg,
szemlyazonossg; egyformasg,
megegyezsg
identification - azonosts,
meghatrozs
illustration - illusztrci,
szemlltets, brzols
illustrator - illusztrtor
imagination - kpzelet, kpzeler,
fantzia

impression - benyoms, hats

life - let
living - letmd, letforma
livelihood - meglhets
proposer - ajnl, javaslattev
proposal - javaslat, ajnlat,
indtvny; lnykrs
proposition - javaslat, ajnlat;
llts, ttel
reality - valsg
realist - realista, gyakorlatias ember
realism - realizmus
variant - vltozat, varins
variation - eltrs, mdosts,
varici
variability - vltozkonysg,
vltoztathatsg

There was blood all over the floor after he cut himself shaving.
She became more and more anxious as time went by.
She looked at him in disbelief when he told her the terrible news.
We have still received no confirmation of our booking.
He seemed very reluctant to take my advice .
We can only catch criminals if we have the full cooperation of the general public.
She gave me a very disapproving look when she saw that I wasnt wearing the correct uniform.
In conclusion I would like to thank everybody who has helped to make the show such a success.
She has made an invaluable contribution to our efforts.
The shop assistant(s) seemed to spend most of the time talking rather than attending to customers.

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They keep making contradictory statements so we dont really know what theyre going to do.
Hes normally very uncommunicative so youll be lucky if you get any information out of him.
He left me with no choice but to disqualify him.
With her analytic mind she was able to work out the best way to get everybody to the meeting on time.
How dare she criticise us when she sits around doing nothing all day!
The mystery deepened as yet another body was discovered.
Everywhere you could see evidence of the destroying force of the enemy bombs.
He was most insistent that we should bring warm clothes.
Because of her failing eyesight shes unable to paint any more pictures.
That is supposed to be the inclusive price but you always seem to end up paying extra for something.
We hope to see more integrated schools where children of different races can get used to working together.
Two of the instructors showed us how to do a hip throw.
The groth in population has led to problems in providing services such as housing and hospitals.
I cant stand heights so I didnt go to the top of the tower with the others.
Our flight was delayed due to technical problems.
Every evening you hear the deafening noise of motor-cycles revving up in the town square.
One of the demonstrators sat down in front of the lorry and refused to move.
It is an undeniable fact that children watch too much TV.
It was an extremely unpleasant experience, which I never want to go through again.
The table is two metres in length.
The weather is so unpredictable that I dont know if I should take an umbrella or sun-tan lotion.
What a relief it is to be able to put your feet up!
The telephone service was very unreliable and we spent hours trying to make a single call.
The sea defences need to be stregnthen before the winter to reduce the risk of flooding.
Theres a shortness of highly skilled engineers so we might have difficulty getting the work done.
Shes not really suitable for this job as she hasnt had the right sort of training.
As her only surviving relative, he expects to inherit all her money.
If they widen the road, that will mean more traffic and maybe more pedestrians being knocked over.
His refusal to sponsor the event came as a great shock.
I wish I shared his optimism, but I really dont think this will work.
I could only get tickets for the afternoon performance.
Theyre very pessimistic about our chances of success.
Some of the definitions in this dictionary are more difficult to understand than the word theyre explaining.
Hell be away for an indefinite period.
We have to economize on electricity so make sure you switch off all the lights when you leave.
All the leading economists say that this country is heading for a recession.
Were identical twins so people have great difficulty telling us appart.
Youll need some form of identification if you want to draw money out of your account.
This is just an illustration of the kind of thing that could happen if you dont wear a seatbelt.
The judges were especially impressed by the imaginative use of light and shade in the painting.
I was not very impressed by his so-called comedy act.
She is at a very impressionable age so we must make sure that she goes around with the right sort of people.
It was supposed to be a live performance but you could see she was miming. (life)
I consider him to be one of our greatest living poets. (life)
This is a site of the proposed extension to the motorway. (propose)
After my holiday I had to get back to the reality of the daily office routine. (real)
Amber is a reliable girl.
Maria has difficulties in understanding the topic.
This chair is so uncomfortable. Ill buy a new chair.
Melissa looks unhappy. I think she has problems.
I need to reread this story.
Mrs. Kaila is an engineer. She is very successful.
All the people are afraid of natural disasters.
Sarah is must be very lucky. She is very healthy despite the accident.
This man is doing something illegal.
I feel something invisible. Could it be real?
Please wear something fashionable. These clothes are so old.
Black mamba is the most poisonous snake in the world. Its hazardous.
Playing with toys is enjoyable for kids.
I wont go on this argument.

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3)
A
1) staying
2) useful
3) daily

4) sunny
5) careful
6) protection

7) frequently
8) covered
9) hidden

B
1) death
2) famous
3) visited

4) pleasant/pleasing
5) suggestions
6) certain

7) expression
8) probably
9) colourful

C
1) colourful
2) workers
3) driver

4) smile
5) cheerful
6) favourite

7) owner
8) surprised
9) visitors

D
1) discovery
2) probably

3) workers
4) religious

5) exciting
6) exactly

7) written

E
1) favourite
2) interesting
3) unusual

4) actor
5) various
6) building

7) officially
8) expression
9) eighth

10) support

F
1) clearly
2) independence
3) local

4) hunters
5) decision
6) hundreds

7) another
8) unfortunately
9) lover

G
1) ensure
2) apparently
3) crossing

4) absolutely
5) careful
6) relatives

7) definitely
8) beliefs
9) unlucky

H
1) transport(ation)
2) unnatural
3) polution

4) previously
5) residential
6) manager

7) consumption
8) electricity
9) automaticaly

I
1) talented
2) hard
3) selection

4) obviously
5) disliked
6) conclusion

7) participants
8) warmth
9) generousity

10) comparision

J
1) interested
2) fantastic

3) separated
4) transform

5) broadcast
6) inspiration

7) interactive
8) preferably

K
1) payment
2) prosecution

3) northern
4) death

5) calls
6) nearly

7) unclear
8) illegally

L
1) mysterious
2) scientists

3) creatures
4) known

5) activities
6) organism

7) possibility
8) legendary

M
1) living
2) strengths
3) advisor
4) ironing

5) disagreement
6) pressure
7) disagrees
8) eventually

9) ignoring
10) luckily

10) responsibility
11) hard