User: sofa-bed. (convert)
13. I'd like to buy a
14. Mike is
_ for designing the entire project. (respond)
, although it can be tough. (digest)
15. Raw meat is perfectly
Ex. 4. Make adjectives from the nouns in brackets, making any necessary changes in
spelling.
self-control in your answer. (admire)
1. I think you showed
to take an umbrella. (sense)
2. It would be
3. Turn that
wailing music off and put on
something.
(dread, cheer)
with those in other shops. (compare)
4. Our prices are
whenever anything went wrong in the project.
5. He held me personally
(respond)
7. Their refusal to cooperate is completely
6. He was able to provide the poore itely e
information. (value)
, considering the circumstances.
(understand)
8. There are few
signs of the illness that kept her in hospital for so long.
(vision)
9. Surely a diplomatic solution is
to war. (prefer)
10. The old photograph brought back
memories. (pain)
11. Machine-
passports will permit precise identity checking. (read)
12. Is the strap on this helmet
? (adjust)
13. Covent Garden has made some attempt to make opera
to a wider
public. (access)
14. A certain amount of caution is
at this point. (advise)
15. His moods are very _
16. That was a
17. The President is more
18. I need someone
• (change)
thing to say! (horror)
than the Prime Minister. (power)
to look after the children while I am at work.
(depend)
19. She has very
20. My schedule is quite
skin. (youth)
- I could arrange to meet with you any day next
week. (flexibility)
21. Be
what you say - he is rather
today. (care, irritation)
22. «Will a J50 donation be enough?» «Yes, that would be quite
(accept)
23. Many illnesses which once killed are today
• (cure)
24. Thank you for phoning when I was ill - it was very
of you. (think)
25. Government targets for increased productivity are described as «tough but
». (manage)
26. The family kept their
27. He's very
28. They haven't produced any
29. We spent a most
secret for years. (shame)
about German literature. (knowledge)
evidence for convicting him. (credit)
evening by the river. (agree)
30. H
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Assistant: It looks like you have a list of sentences that need to be completed with the correct forms of words, particularly adjectives derived from the nouns provided. Let’s tackle this together! Here’s how you can fill in the blanks:

1. I think you showed **common sense** to take an umbrella. (sense)
2. It would be **dreadful** to turn that wailing music off and put on something **cheerful**. (dread, cheer)
3. Our prices are **competitive** with those in other shops. (compare)
4. He held me personally **responsible** whenever anything went wrong in the project. (respond)
5. Their refusal to cooperate is completely **unacceptable**. (accept)
6. He was able to provide the **valuable** information, considering the circumstances. (value)
7. There are few signs of the **understanding** of the illness that kept her in hospital for so long. (understand)
8. Surely a diplomatic solution is **preferable** to war. (prefer)
9. The old photograph brought back **painful** memories. (pain)
10. Machine-readable passports will permit precise identity checking. (read)
11. Is the strap on this helmet **adjustable**? (adjust)
12. Covent Garden has made some attempt to make opera more **accessible** to a wider public. (access)
13. A certain amount of caution is **advisable** at this point. (advise)
14. His moods are very **changeable**. (change)
15. That was a **horrifying** thing to say! (horror)
16. The President is more **powerful** than the Prime Minister. (power)
17. I need someone **dependable** to look after the children while I am at work. (depend)
18. She has very **youthful** skin. (youth)
19. My schedule is quite **flexible** - I could arrange to meet with you any day next week. (flexibility)
20. Be careful what you say - he is rather **irritable** today. (care, irritation)
21. “Will a £50 donation be enough?” “Yes, that would be quite **acceptable**.” (accept)
22. Many illnesses which once killed are today **curable**. (cure)
23. Thank you for phoning when I was ill - it
User: sofa-bed. (convert)
13. I'd like to buy a
14. Mike is
_ for designing the entire project. (respond)
, although it can be tough. (digest)
15. Raw meat is perfectly
Ex. 4. Make adjectives from the nouns in brackets, making any necessary changes in
spelling.
self-control in your answer. (admire)
1. I think you showed
to take an umbrella. (sense)
2. It would be
3. Turn that
wailing music off and put on
something.
(dread, cheer)
with those in other shops. (compare)
4. Our prices are
whenever anything went wrong in the project.
5. He held me personally
(respond)
7. Their refusal to cooperate is completely
6. He was able to provide the poore itely e
information. (value)
, considering the circumstances.
(understand)
8. There are few
signs of the illness that kept her in hospital for so long.
(vision)
9. Surely a diplomatic solution is
to war. (prefer)
10. The old photograph brought back
memories. (pain)
11. Machine-
passports will permit precise identity checking. (read)
12. Is the strap on this helmet
? (adjust)
13. Covent Garden has made some attempt to make opera
to a wider
public. (access)
14. A certain amount of caution is
at this point. (advise)
15. His moods are very _
16. That was a
17. The President is more
18. I need someone
• (change)
thing to say! (horror)
than the Prime Minister. (power)
to look after the children while I am at work.
(depend)
19. She has very
20. My schedule is quite
skin. (youth)
- I could arrange to meet with you any day next
week. (flexibility)
21. Be
what you say - he is rather
today. (care, irritation)
22. «Will a J50 donation be enough?» «Yes, that would be quite
(accept)
23. Many illnesses which once killed are today
• (cure)
24. Thank you for phoning when I was ill - it was very
of you. (think)
25. Government targets for increased productivity are described as «tough but
». (manage)
26. The family kept their
27. He's very
28. They haven't produced any
29. We spent a most
secret for years. (shame)
about German literature. (knowledge)
evidence for convicting him. (credit)
evening by the river. (agree)
30. H
Ex.
neces
-ive
знач
1. If
2. 1
3. S
4. 7
5.1
6.
7.
8.
9
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Here are the completed sentences with the appropriate adjectives derived from the nouns provided:

1. I think you showed **self-control** in your answer. (admire)
2. It would be **sensible** to take an umbrella. (sense)
3. Turn that **dreadful** wailing music off and put on something **cheerful**. (dread, cheer)
4. Our prices are **comparable** with those in other shops. (compare)
5. He held me personally **responsible** whenever anything went wrong in the project. (respond)
6. He was able to provide the **valuable** information, considering the circumstances. (value)
7. There are few **understandable** signs of the illness that kept her in hospital for so long. (understand)
8. Surely a diplomatic solution is **preferable** to war. (prefer)
9. The old photograph brought back **painful** memories. (pain)
10. Machine-**readable** passports will permit precise identity checking. (read)
11. Is the strap on this helmet **adjustable**? (adjust)
12. Covent Garden has made some attempt to make opera more **accessible** to a wider public. (access)
13. A certain amount of caution is **advisable** at this point. (advise)
14. His moods are very **changeable**. (change)
15. That was a **horrifying
User: spelling.
1. I think you showed
2. It would be
Ex: 4. Make adjectives from the nouns in brackens, mane me changes in
self-control in your answer. (admire)
to take an umbrella. (sense)
wailing musie off and put on
something.
3. Turn that
(dread, cheer)
4. Our prices are
5. He held me personally
(respond)
6. He was able to provide the police with some
with those in other shops. (compare)
whenever anything went wrong in the project.
information. (value)
, considering the circumstances.
7. Their refusal to cooperate is completely.
(understand)
8. There are few
signs of the illness that kept her in hospital for so long.
(vision)
9. Surely a diplomatic solution is
_to war. (prefer)
10. The old photograph brought back
memories. (pain)
11. Machine-
passports will permit precise identity checking. (read)
12. Is the strap on this helmet
? (adjust)
13. Covent Garden has made some attempt to make opera
to a wider
public. (access)
14. A certain amount of caution is
at this point. (advise)
15. His moods are very
16. That was a
17. The President is more
18. I need someone
• (change)
thing to say! (horror)
than the Prime Minister. (power)
_ to look after the children while I am at work.
(depend)
19. She has very
20. My schedule is quite _
skin. (youth)
- I could arrange to meet with you any day next
week. (flexibility)
21. Be
what you say - he is rather
today. (care, irritation)
22. «Will a J50 donation be enough?» « Yes, that would be quite
(accept)
23. Many illnesses which once killed are today
(cure)
24. Thank you for phoning when I was ill - it was very
of you. (think)
25. Government targets for increased productivity are described as «tough but
». (manage)
26. The family kept their
27. He's very
28. They haven't produced any
29. We spent a most
secret for years. (shame)
about German literature. (knowledge)
evidence for convicting him. (credit)
evening by the river. (agree)
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1. If
2. T
3. S
4.1
5.1
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7.
8.
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User: 3. Прочитайте текст. Выберите правильный вариант ответа:
Daniel: (1)... the latest trend where people are pretending to be robots? It's so funny!
Jacob: Yeah, the other day I (2) ... one where some guy (3) ... himself by plugging his phone into a wall
outlet.
Daniel:
You know, 1 (4) ... to come up with a new TikTok trend for ages, but I can't think of anything
original.
Jacob:
Maybe you could try a lip-sync battle or a cooking tutorial.
Daniel: That (5) ... a bad idea! I'll think about it.
1. a. Were you seeing b. Are you seeing
2. a. saw
b. have seen
3. a. 'recharge'
b. did 'recharged'
4. a. had tried
b. am trying
5. a. isn't being
b. isn't
c. Have you seen
.c. am seeing
c. has 'recharged'
c. was trying
c. haven't been
d. Did you see e. Have you been seeing
d. had seen
e. was seeing
d. had 'recharged*
e. was 'recharging'
d. try
e. have been trying
d. doesn't be.
e. not be
1.
2
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4.
5.
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