Match the adjectives and the nouns use the word combinations

Match the adjectives and the nouns. Use the word combinations you get in the sentences below.

1. immense i) size

2. reluctant e) guests

3. detachable g) cuffs

4. stiff f) back

5. ridiculous h) dress

6. dignified c) manner

7. starched b) collar

8. detached a) house

9. funny d) joke

We were all shocked by the 1. immense i) size of the plain stretching in front of us.

She sang one song after another to the 2. reluctant e) guests who were beginning to feel that they couldn’t take it anymore.

They don’t make shirts with 3. detachable g) cuffs anymore, do they?

He was suffering from a 4. stiff f) back and couldn’t join in the dance.

The girls kept talking about Sue’s 5. ridiculous h) dress and old-fashioned shoes.

The lady’s 6. dignified c) manner and pleasant talk made a great impression on the visitors.

He couldn’t turn his neck because of the high 7. starched b) collar.

A 8. detached a) house is not joined to another house.

The 9. funny d) joke made the audience roar with laughter.

                  Lesson 3                                           Form
8

I.                 
Match
the words with their definitions

attached                            a)
stating the value of money

detachable                        b)
liking something very much

dignified                           c)
not willing to do something

immense                          d)
extremely large

ridiculous                         e)
easily removed

reluctant                            f)
calm and respectful

worth                                g)
deserving to be laughed at

II.              
Complete
the phrasal verbs in the sentences with the ap­propriate function words.

                   round   over   down
with   off   across

1.      You have to come________ seven times
before you can call yourself a rider.

2.      Outside the restaurant we came___________
a man doing a fire­
eating performance.

     
3.   Jane has come____________ a bad cold. She won’t go to the theatre.

     
4.   An attack of faintness came_________ him.

     
5.   I came ____________this old photo in the back of the drawer.

     
6.   Why don’t you come_____________ and see us one evening?

     
7.   I tried to pick up the bucket but the handle came ___________in my hand.

     
8.   A wave of anger came____________Tom and he started shouting at his former
friend.

III.          
Choose
the right words to complete the sentences.

1.      He published (wide/widely) in scientific journals.

2.      What they wanted (most/mostly) of all from the president was leader
who would educate the country.

3.      Daphne and Michael thought (high/highly) of the school.

4.      Civilians assume (wrong/wrongly) that everything in the army runs
smoothly.

5.      Education quite (right/rightly) is at the foreground of the
politic agenda.

6.      I just want to be friendly. Am I
trying too (hard/hardly)’?

7.      Mr Smith’s funeral will (hard/hardly) be on Thursday.

8.      “The fish was huge,” he announced
spreading his arms (wide/widely)

9.      It looks like it’s spelled (wrong/wrongly).

10.  He expects the unemployment figures
to rise (high/highly).

11.  Most of the others were so young
they had (hard/hardly) any experience.

12.  To make sure I did everything (right/rightly), I bought a fat instruction book.

13.  Nick had (hard/hardly) slept at night and looked tired.

14.  Her twelve pictures sold fairly
well, (most/mostly) to friends and family.

IV.           
Use
it
or
they to complete the
sentences.

1.      They want to make ___ a ceremonial
occasion. ! Put your best clothes on. I have no doubt that____ will be suitable.

2.      — Buy blue pyjamas,_______will
match your eyes. — But the price is too high. Where can I get the money? —
Borrow______from your sister.

3.      He started to climb the old stairs,
made of marble.________reminded him of ancient Rome.

4.      — Where is my watch? — Have you
lost______ again ?

5.      At last they came to the traffic
lights, looked at_______to cross the road and headed for the tower with a big
clock.______struck a quarter past seven, too late for museums.

6.      Any funeral is sad. But______is an
event people consider it proper to attend.

7.      Have you paid attention to the
girl’s hair? ______ is the most beautiful hair I’ve ever seen.

V.              
Match
the adjectives and the nouns. Use the word combina­tions you get in the
sentences below.

1.      We were all shocked by the
______________ of the plain stretching in front of us.

2.      She sang one song after another to
the ________________who were beginning to feel that they couldn’t take it
anymore.

3.      They don’t make shirts with
____________ anymore, do they?

4.      He was suffering from a ___________
and couldn’t join in the dance.

5.      The girls kept talking about Sue’s
____________and old-fashioned shoes.

6.      The lady’s _____________ and
pleasant talk made a great impression on the visitors.

7.      He couldn’t turn his neck because
of the high ____________.

8.      A ____________is not joined to
another house.

9.      The____________ made the audience
roar with laughter.

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