Define the part of speech of the following words and translate them into Russian.

differ, different, difference; create, creation, creative, creator; science, scientific, scientist; apply, application; discover, discoverer, discovery; operate, operation; determine, determination, determinative.

 

9.13 Form adjectives from the following nouns, using the suffixes: -al, -ful, -ous, -у, -able, -ible, -ic, -less, -ish. Translate them into Russian.

reason, beauty, hope, doubt, care, aim, use, desire, boy, success, heart, experiment, form, office, danger, fame, electron, base, nature, cloud, sun, child, Scott, history, home.

 

Define the part of speech of the following words and translate them into Russian.

destructive, definitely, particular, excessive, measurement, conclusive, extensive, artificial application.

 

9.15 Complete each sentence with a word formed from a word in the box, ending as shown.

drink equal hand hope partner neighbour wide employ green harm

1. Carol and Andy have just moved into a new … neighbour..hood.

2. My new ….. er is paying me a much higher salary.

3. The local council have decided to...... en the main road.

4. Jerry picked up a …… full of the money and smiled.

5. I’m a terrible card player. I’m really …. .less.

6. It’s a kind of blue colour, but a bit …. .ish too.

7. Bill now works in …. ship with two other architects.

8. Don’t drink from the stream. You don’t know if the water is …. able.

9. Most people say that they believe in the ….. ity of men and women.

10. Doctors have proved that smoking is ….. ful.

 

Fill in the gaps with the suitable derivative of the word given in brackets.

1. My father is very... (act) even though he’s seventy.

2. I’ve always wanted to work in the theatre, but... (act) it isn’t a very secure profession.

3. I... (hope), we’ll soon find a solution to the problem.

4. Look... (care) to the left and to the right before crossing the road.

5. It was very... (care) of you to lose my watch.

6. I take two... (day) newspapers and three Sunday papers.

7. You’ve broken my camera! Look at it! It’s... (use)!

8. Thanks for the advice. It was really... (use).

9. I have some very... (noise) neighbours.

10. She became... (fame) as a result of her invention.

 

Define the part of speech of the following words and translate them into Russian.

British, foolish, understandable, heartless, pitiless, successful, experiment, function, musician, socialist, artist, capitalism, professional, fundamental, industrial, doubtful, useful, different, treatment, creative, attractive, peaceful, dangerous, elementary, childish, active, economic, director, worker, passage, marriage, silence, freedom, kingdom.

 

Complete the box where possible.

to direct	direction	directional
	variation
to divide
	constitution
to compare
		rotational
to describe

 

Translate into Russian

unsuccess – unsuccessful –unsuccessfully – unsuccessfulness;

unsystematical – unsystematically – unsystematized;

unteach – unteachable – unteachably;

uncover – uncoverable – uncovered;

uncountable – uncountably – uncountableness –uncounted;

unbodied – unbodily – unbodiliness;

uncivil – uncivilized – uncivilization – uncivilizedness.

 

Read the text and use the word in bold to form a word that fits in the space in the same line.

Moods and colours

Does colour affect your 0) behaviour? 0) behave

1) …,but many experts insist that colour can influence 1) imagine

our moods and 2).... 2) feel

So, if you plan to decorate, think 3) … before making a 3) care

4) … about what paint to buy. The effect each colour has on 4) decide

you should be taken into 5) …, as the wrong one could make 5) consider

you depressed or 6) … instead of relaxed and comfortable. 6) rest

A cool, 7) … blue is best for bedrooms as it’s calming and 7)peace

promotes sleep. Green, representing nature and 8) …, is 8) secure

ideal for living rooms, while red, the colour of energy and 9) …, 9) warm

is best for dining rooms. Another important piece of 10) … is 10) advise

to avoid yellow for the bedroom. If you’re ill, it’s likely to make

you feel worse and slow your recovery.