Word Formation Pre inter 3. She was driving the bus. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. adverb The bus driver was taken to hospital. a. noun b. verb c.

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Word Formation Pre inter 3

She was driving the bus. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. adverb The bus driver was taken to hospital. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. adverb The passengers were amazed. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. adverb It was an amazing movie. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. adverb Unfortunately, the bus driver was taken to hospital. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. adverb He was unemployed and unhappy. a.noun b. verb c. adjective d. adverb He had broken the window before he left. a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. adverb

Some Adjectives are formed by adding …  success + ful  successful  relax + ed  relaxed  Interest + ing  interesting  Alcohol + ic  alcoholic  Music + al  musical  Talk + ive  talkative  Danger + ous  dangerous  Friend + ly  friendly  Luck + y  lucky Some adjectives become negative by adding un :  Happy + un  unhappy Most adverbs are formed by adding ly :  Lucky + ly  luckily Verb formation: Speak, speaks, spoke, spoken, speaking Earn, earns, earned, earning

Can you play a instrument? ( music) musical

, nobody was hurt after the accident. (luck) Luckily

She was sleeping when she heard someone screaming. (sudden) suddenly

Peter has been for ages. He can´t find a job. (employ) unemployed

He was very when he won the raffle. (excite) excited

My weekend is usually quite (stress) stressful

Are you to anything? (allergy) allergic

Both Jims had the habit of leaving little love letters for their wives. (romance) romantic

The Italian driver’s cousin didn’t give a very advice. (help) helpful

He had the window before he left the flat. (break) broken

He became an after drinking for many years. (alcohol) alcoholic

My grandfather started in the middle of the movie. (snore) snoring

I had never a real giraffe before I visited the zoo in New York. (see) seen

Both Jims gave their dogs and sons the same name. (strange) strangely

I watered the plants too much and they died. (accident) accidentally

I realized it was a mistake. (immediate) immediately

Listening to music can be very , but it depends on the kind of music. (relax) relaxing

Dr. Thomas Bouchard was by how many things the twins had in common. (amaze) amazed

, he lost his job last week and became unemployed. (fortunate) Unfortunately

, he found a very good job almost immediately. (fortunate) Fortunately

I had the door open at night accidentally and a cat entered. (leave) left