Word formation for exam

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28 окт. 2022 г.

Версия 2.2

Обновлена политика конфиденциальности

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Очень замечательное приложение!

Пока прошла первый уровень. Довольна! Отлично помогает для подготовки к экзаменам. Обязательно куплю полную версию!

Хорошее приложение

Купила полную версию, здесь, конечно, далеко не полная версия всех сложных word formations в английском языке, но, как вариант, когда учебника под рукой нет, а свободная минутка есть, сойдёт.

Отличное приложение для новичков

Успела потестить только несколько первых уроков. Но определённо точно можно рекомендовать всем, кто готовится к ЕГЭ или ОГЭ. Особенно если у вас знания на начальном уровне. Спасибо за приложение! Буду рекомендовать своим ученикам.

Конфиденциальность приложения

Разработчик Elena Ivunina указал, что в соответствии с политикой конфиденциальности приложения данные могут обрабатываться так, как описано ниже. Подробные сведения доступны в политике конфиденциальности разработчика.

Сбор данных не ведется

Разработчик не ведет сбор данных в этом приложении.

Конфиденциальные данные могут использоваться по-разному в зависимости от вашего возраста, задействованных функций или других факторов. Подробнее

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• Task Type:                    Word formation

• Focus:                          Lexical-grammatical.

• • Format:                        A text containing 8 gaps. Each gap corresponds to a word. The stems
                                          of the missing words are given beside the text and must be changed
                                          to form the missing word. 

• Number of questions: 8.

• How many marks are there: One mark for each correct answer.

What is testing:

• conversions from noun to adjective
• conversions from verb to noun
• conversions from adjective to adverb
• conversions from verb to adjectives
• conversions from a positive to negative form

General Advice
 

1. Never leave the base word unchanged
2. Look at each sentence and decide what kind of word is required
3. Check the spelling carefully
4. Tje words you need might have to change into a negative or plural

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• cambridge english first certificate (fce) test 
  Word Formation 

• FCE : Word Formation 1
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Russian Fame​

1. Dmitry Mendeleev
I would name Dmitry Mendeleev as one of the greatest scientists in the world.
He is famous for the breakthrough  ( INVENT) of the periodic table known to
anyone who studies Chemistry. Even though Mendeleev worked much on  ( THEORY) concepts, he
made an outstanding  ( CONTRIBUTE) to the world science.
Many other  (
DISCOVER) and practical inventions in Chemistry have been based on his works.

2.Korney Chukovsky
I think that many people would agree with me that Korney Chukovsky is a
brilliant Russian writer. He received his 

 (RECOGNISE) for the
poems for children. I think that every Russian person knows his name, because
we all grew up with his masterpieces, such as Tarakanishche or Moydodyr.
Chukovsky is also ( FAME) for his translations of literary works
from English; and most amazingly, he taught himself English.​

3. Peter
the Great
Peter the Great is undoubtedly one of the
most outstanding historical personalities that have lived in Russia. It seems
that he was a man of many talents.
He carried out a number of  ( GOVERNMENT) reforms and devoted his life to the  ( MODERNISE) of Russia. He was particularly  ( PASSION) about building Russia’s first fleet. Many people
remember him for building the Russian gem – St. Petersburg.

4.Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Many people around the world know the name
of a Russian 

 ( COMPOSE) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. He received world
recognition for many  ( MUSIC) masterpieces for orchestras, concertos, operas, and
ballets. I think almost everyone would be able to sing the tune from the ballet
Swan Lake, particularly the Dance of the Little Swans. Tchaikovsky’s melodies
have gained enormous  ( POPULAR) among classical music fans around the world. As
far as I know, his ballet The Nutcracker is performed in many theatres at
Christmas time all round the world.​

5.Ivan
Pavlov

To begin
with, I must confess that I am not a big fan of science, but I know a few
outstanding personalities who have played a significant role in the development
of …………………………..(SCIENCE) research. I am going to
speak about a Russian physiologist and  ………………………….(PSYCHOLOGY) Ivan Pavlov.
Ivan Pavlov was born in Ryazan. When he
was a small boy, he was …………………………(SERIOUS) injured and had to spend
his childhood with his parents in the family house. He became  …………………………………..( INTEREST) in natural history when he was
helping in the garden. Later he studied medicine at the university where he
researched and experimented with a nervous system.
Ivan Pavlov is  ………………………….( FAME) for winning the Nobel Prize for
Physiology or Medicine for his breakthrough in the research of digestion in
1904. I think that many behavior of a hungry dog that drooled at the sound of a
bell.
Well, I am not a ………………………( SCIENCE) , but I suppose that his theory of the
conditioned reflex has greatly influenced the further  ……………………………( DEVELOP) of medicine and
psychology. In my opinion, it is always to be the first to invent or discover
something.
In conclusion, I am proud that such an
outstanding person was born and worked in Russia. For me he is an example of a
devoted  ………………………………( PROFESSION) who had gained world respect due
to his hard work and true dedication to science.​

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6. Socrates

Socrates
was born in Athens, Greece, about 470 DC. Little is known of his parents and
childhood. He left no writings. His disciple, the great 1.  ( PHILOSOPHY) Plato, wrote down in the form of dialogues
Socrates’ teachings and ideas. One of them is that it is wise to know that your
2.  ( WISE ) is worth nothing. According to Plato, Socrates
spent his time in the market place of Athens talking to anybody who would
listen. He liked to show people how 3.  (IGNORANCE) they were by asking questions. The 4.  ( ATHENS) disliked him. Therefore they said that he did not
beleive in the gods and in the year 399 BC he was brought to trial on the
charge of neglecting his 5.  ( RELIGION) duties. Noone believed the accusations. But
Socrates knew he would be condemned to 6.  ( die ). His 7.  ( BEHAVE) while in prison was 8.  ( COURAGE) . He took the cup with poison, drank it and died
with a smile on his lips.​

7. Martin
Luther King Jr.​

During his
short but  ( EFFECT) life as preacher and civil rights  (LEAD), Martin Luther King Jr, gave many  ( SPEAK) . The greatest he delivered in 1963 while standing
on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.
Over 250,000 people, rich and poor, black
and white, had gathered there. They stage a  (PEACE ) protest against the  ( DISCRIMINATE ),( EMPLOY) and the economic inequality suffered by ( AFRICA )Americans a century after the Emancipation Proclamation
that ended ( SLAVE ) . The protestors listened  ( ATTENTIVE) as the speakers talked about the ( VARY) issues. Martin Luther King Jr. was the last to speak. As
usual, he delivered a  ( PASSION) speech for about 15 minutes. Then, just as the
crowd thought he was winding down, he uttered the inspiring words that ring
true in everyone’s ears till today: I have a dream that my four little children
will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of
their skin but by the content of their character. I have a dream. . .’ He
finished his address with the  ( FAME) sentence: «Free at last! Free at last! Thank
God Almighty. We are free at last!»​