word formation

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Don't ___ the dishwasher with too many dishes. (LOAD)

Answer explanation

The prefix 'over' means to a great extent.

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The ball hit him so hard he was knocked ___ (CONSCIOUS)

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The prefix 'un' is used to express opposite meanings

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We were feeling ___ so we decided to run 5 km rather than our usual 2 km (ENERGY)

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She broke her sister's necklace in a fit of ___ (JEALOUS)

I thought my essay was fine, but my teacher told me I had to ___ it.

• do

• re do

• redo

• overdo

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My French ___ improved greatly once I was living in France. (PRONOUNCE)

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My ___ that they would marry came true. (PREDICT)

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Our Physics teacher told us to imagine the ___ of space. (EMPTY)

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My neighbours are building an ___ on their house. (EXTEND)

Answer explanation

to form nouns from verbs ending in -t / -d

we use the suffix -sion

I can't believe how many ___ there are on this TV channel.

• advertising

• advertiser

• advert

• advertisements