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Practice for adjectives
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1Fortunately the surgeon was able to perform a ... operation
- Alife-saver
- Blife-saving
- Clife-saved
2Two ... children gave flowers to the president.
- Aseven-year-old
- Bseven-years-old
- Cseven-year-olds
3The historic centre of the city is a ... area
- Atraffic-freed
- Btraffic-freely
- Ctraffic- free
4This kind of gambling machine is often called a ... bandit.
- Aone-arm
- Bone-armed
- Cone-arm´s
5The narrow streets were lined with ... shops
- Abirght-lit
- Bbright-lighting
- Cbrightly lit
6Julia´s visit to India was a ... experience.
- Alife-changing
- Blife´s-changing
- Clife-changer
7Brian looked out of the window at the ... street
- Arain-soaking
- Brained-soak
- Crain-soaked
8A spokesperson explained that there was a ... situation.
- Arapid-changing
- Brapidly changing
- Crapid-change
9Please, send me a ... copy.
- Atypewriting
- Btypewriter
- Ctypewritten
10It´s a ... journey from her to the other side of the island.
- Athree-hours
- Bthree-hour
- Cthree-hourly
11There was an ... explosion, followed by a thick cloud of smoke.
- Aear-shattering
- Bears-shattering
- Cear-shattered
12Dogs used for hunting have a ... sense of smell.
- Ahigh-developed
- Bhighly-developing
- Chighly developed
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- Description
- Choose the correct option to complete the sentence. Exercise taken from Macmillan English Grammar in Context by Michael Vince (2009)
- Author
- María Victoria Sánchez
- Language
- Español
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