ESL/EFL: Word Form Practice
Fill in the correct form of the words:
- You are guilty. You should _________ (apology).
- Do you know what this statue _________ (symbol)?
- Andrew wants to _________ (normal) the relations with his
parents.
- Do you usually _________ (décor) your house for all the
holidays?
- My task is to _________ (general) this information.
- Have a look! Something __________ (glim) over there.
- Robert always tries to _________ (simple) all the problems.
- I think this complex of exercises _________ (strength) me.
- The group of workers _________ (flat) the road for three hours.
- Don’t __________ (apology). It’s not your fault.
- Does George __________ (special) in physics or in biology?
- My parents think we must __________ (economy) this month.
- What subjects do you __________ (special)?
- All the parents __________ (education) their children about the dangers of smoking.
- What does this conclusion __________ (test)?
- Mother’s remarks only __________ (strength) Tom’s decision to continue
his parachute jumping.
- Don’t __________ (fright) this bird or it will fly away.
- His face __________ (light) when he saw Pam entering the room.
- How can we __________ (décor) this house for Christmas?
- You will be __________ (note) about our decision in some days.
- Do you know what this picture __________ (symbol)?
- They __________ (intensive) their efforts to solve this problem.
- Look! The stars ___________ (glim) in the dark sky now.
- She will be __________ (fright) to death when she sees how John drives
his new car.
- Don’t __________ (cheap) yourself. You’re a talented specialist.
- These words __________ (test) about his rudeness.
- These wonderful flowers ___________ (bright) the room.
- Can you __________ (clear) the situation for me?
- You may put some honey into this mixture to __________ (sweet) it.
- She is on the diet to __________ (normal) her weight.
- What does this eagle __________ (symbol)?
- I don’t want to __________ (décor) my room for my birthday party.
Answers:
- You are guilty. You should apologize/apologise.
- Do you know what this statue symbolizes?
- Andrew wants to normalize/normalise the relations with his parents.
- Do you usually decorate your house for all the holidays?
- My task is to generalize this information.
- Have a look! Something is glimmering over there.
- Robert always tries to simplify all the problems.
- I think this complex of exercises strengthens me.
- The group of workers has been flattening the road for three hours.
- Don’t apologize/apologise. It’s not your fault.
- Does George specialize in physics or in biology?
- My parents think we must economize this month.
- What subjects do you specialize in?
- All the parents educate their children about the dangers of smoking.
- What does this conclusion testify?
- Mother’s remarks only strengthened Tom’s decision to continue
his parachute jumping.
- Don’t frighten this bird or it will fly away.
- His face lightened when he saw Pam entering the room.
- How can we decorate this house for Christmas?
- You will be notified about our decision in some days.
- Do you know what this picture symbolizes?
- They intensified their efforts to solve this problem.
- Look! The stars are glimmering in the dark sky now.
- She will be frightened to death when she sees how John drives
his new car.
- Don’t cheapen yourself. You’re a talented specialist.
- These words testify about his rudeness.
- These wonderful flowers brighten the room.
- Can you clarify the situation for me?
- You may put some honey into this mixture to sweeten it.
- She is on the diet to normalize her weight.
- What does this eagle symbolize?
- I don’t want to decorate my room for my birthday party.