Morphology - Gold CAE

Change the word in brackets by adding a suffix in order to agree with the context of the sentence. Also, type the function of the word in the sentence (noun, verb, adverb, etc.):

Her (commit) to the cause has given her a title in the Royal Family.

Change the word in brackets by adding a suffix in order to agree with the context of the sentence. Also, type the function of the word in the sentence (noun, verb, adverb, etc.):

It was (delight) to see you at the party.

Change the word in brackets by adding a suffix in order to agree with the context of the sentence. Also, type the function of the word in the sentence (noun, verb, adverb, etc.):

His car collection is very (interest).

Change the word in brackets by adding a suffix in order to agree with the context of the sentence. Also, type the function of the word in the sentence (noun, verb, adverb, etc.):

A new dress code is much (need) in our company.

Change the word in brackets by adding a suffix in order to agree with the context of the sentence. Also, type the function of the word in the sentence (noun, verb, adverb, etc.):

They were so (fascinate) by the Italian landscape and mountain rage in Lake Como.

Change the word in brackets by adding a suffix in order to agree with the context of the sentence. Also, type the function of the word in the sentence (noun, verb, adverb, etc.):

She speaks English (fluent).

Change the word in brackets by adding a suffix in order to agree with the context of the sentence. Also, type the function of the word in the sentence (noun, verb, adverb, etc.):

He's such a (love) father.

Change the word in brackets by adding a suffix in order to agree with the context of the sentence. Also, type the function of the word in the sentence (noun, verb, adverb, etc.):

Their (annoy) was a result of the noise coming from the department above.