Prefixes and Suffixes Level 3 supplementary material Grammar 47

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The Mexican state of Chihuahua is home to one of the (a)   (nature) wonders of the world - The Cave of the Crystals.

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If you flew over the desert in Peru, you’d notice huge drawings on the sand below you. These include images of animals, such as a whale that is the (a)   (long) of a real blue whale, and a bird the size of a jet plane.

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The Nazca needed water for their fields and villages, and around 1,500 years ago there was a long period of no rain. They would have suffered a lot, and it is now thought their (a)   (solve) was to create the images in order to ask their mountain and water gods to send rain. The images had to be huge — so that they could be seen from the sky!

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Oxford is certainly a very (a)   (history) place which boasts a number of truly prestigious colleges.

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How easy is it to understand another person's character? My friend Jack, was once a rather (a)   (annoy) person.

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We are (a)   (separate), as we spend most of our time together.

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My broken leg means I'll be __________ABLE__________ to go on holiday with you




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If you hadn't been so _________CARE_________ with that book, you'd still have it now.





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In order to (a)   (broad) your shoulders, you have to do many push-ups at the gym.

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The story goes back to the 16th century, when the Black Death was taking its toll across England, the physician at Christ Church College prescribed potato peels to prevent the disease from spreading. After eating the peels for all the meals day in day out, the students of the college got (a)   (rebel) and burnt an inscription on one of the doors, saying ‘No Peel’.