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WorksheetsNominalisation
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 34mins
Jane frequently argued with her brother over toys.
Jane's frequent ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ over toys. (5 words)
(a)
Jane was frequently absent from school. It affected her studies.
Jane's frequent ___ ___ ___ ___ her studies.
(a)
Researchers recently discovered a way to produce meat without killing animals.
Researchers' recent discovery ___ ___ ___ to produce meat without killing animals.
(a)
The park and the road are joined by a long bridge.
Joining the park and the road (a) .
The shopping mall and the cinema are linked by a covered walkway.
Linking the shopping mall (a) .
The economy contracted by 5% in 2021.
The economy's (a) was 5% in 2021. (1 word)
Jane reacted badly to the medication.
Jane's ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ bad. (6 words)
(a)
Jane created an interesting product.
Jane's ___ ___ an interesting product.
(a)
Their fights occurred daily.
Their fights were ___ ___.
(Hint: Answer is NOT "Their fights were occurring daily.)
(a)
The police investigated the case for a year.
The (a) of the case took the police a year.
Jane was disappointed to learn that her father would not be visiting her this summer.
It was with ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ her father would not be visiting her this summer.
(a)
The students were intelligent and responsible. The teacher was impressed.
The students' ___ ___ ___ ___ the teacher.
(a)
The lady was disfigured in the accident. Nobody could recognise her.
The lady was disfigured beyond (a) in the accident.
The children did not want to leave the country. They did so reluctantly.
It was with ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ the country.
(a)
Fadri was relieved to find out that his wallet was not missing.
Much to ___ ___, Fadri found out that his wallet was not missing.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
Variety is the spice of live.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
The long of the movie is two hours.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
How the ship sank remained a mysterious.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
Her eyes glowed with both delight and mischievous.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
The important of racial harmony cannot be underestimated.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
The punish is too light and disproportionate to the heinous crime.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
Where is your prove of purchase? You must produce the receipt if you want an exchange.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
I looked with proud at what I had achieved.
(a)
Find the error and type in the correct word.
With patient, I taught her how to solve the problem.
(a)
The lesson was boring (adjective).
The lesson was starting to (a) (verb) the students.
The (a) (noun) of being stuck at home was really starting to get to him.
He was feeling bored (adjective) from being stuck at home.
She is taking deep breaths (noun) in order to calm herself down.
She needs to (a) (verb) deeply to calm herself down.
You need to switch on the light to brighten (verb) the room.
You need to switch on the light to increase the (a) (noun) of the room.
Peter handled the fragile vase with much care (noun).
Peter handled the fragile vase (a) (adverb).
The team found it very challenging (adjective) to defeat the defending champions but did their best.
The team found it was a (a) (noun) to defeat the defending champions but did their best.
Her cheerful (adjective) disposition made everyone around her feel comfortable.
Her (a) (noun) made everyone around her feel comfortable.
You need to collect (verb) your parcel from the post office.
The (a) (noun) of your parcel will be at the post office.
Home is the most comfortable (adjective) place to be after a long day of work.
Home is where we find the most (a) (noun) after a long day of work.
I will consider (verb) what you have suggested and get back to you with my decision.
I will take your suggestion into (a) (noun) and get back to you with my decision.
As long as the food is not expired, it is safe to be consumed (verb).
As long as the food is not expired, it is safe for (a) (noun).
We will put in our best effort to make sure that this good classroom practice continues (verb).
We will put in our best effort to ensure the (a) (noun) of this good classroom practice.
Mother created (verb) a new method of cooking to prevent hot oil from splashing onto her.
Mother's new (a) (noun) for cooking allows her to avoid being splashed by hot oil.
The tsunami's effects were extremely damaging (adjective).
The tsunami caused great (a) (noun).
Your misbehaviour damages (verb) your reputation.
Your misbehaviour has led to a (a) (adjective) reputation.
Sally is always very quick in making decisions (noun).
Sally is a very (a) (adjective) person, who can make up her mind quickly.
The class would like to decorate (verb) the classroom with red packets for Chinese New Year.
The class would like to fill the classroom with (a) (noun) for Chinese New year.
Tommy did not know how deep (adjective) the pool was.
Tommy did not know the (a) (noun) of the pool.
Rachel was delighted (adjective) to see her cousin come back from America.
To Rachel's (a) (noun), her cousin came back from America.
As Kelly was an independent (adjective) student, she did not need much supervision from her teachers.
Owing to her (a) (noun), Kelly did not need much supervision from her teachers.
We need teamwork in order to develop (verb) the idea further.
We need teamwork to further the (a) (noun) of the idea.
Tessa was heartbroken when her hamster died (verb).
Tessa was heartbroken over the (a) (noun) of her hamster.
Taste in food differs (verb) from person to person.
There is a (a) (noun) between everyone's taste in food.
We need to discuss (verb) this before we come to a final decision.
We need to have a (a) (noun) before we come to a final decision.
The quarrel that Sam's neighbours had was disturbing (adjective) to her.
The quarrel that Sam's neighbours had was a (a) (noun) to her.
The empty (adjective), dark room sent chills down her spine.
The (a) (noun) and darkness of the room sent chills down her spine.
It was very courageous (adjective) of her to admit her mistakes.
It took a lot of (a) (noun) for her to admit her mistakes.
It is very dangerous (adjective) to ride a motorcycle without a helmet.
Motorcyclists put themselves in (a) (noun) when they do not put on their helmets.
The teacher explained (verb) the solution to the class.
The teacher provided an (a) (noun) of the solution to the class.
Everyone panicked when they heard the sound of a bomb exploding (verb) around the corner of the street.
Everyone panicked when they heard the bomb (a) (noun) around the corner of the street.
It was fun exploring (verb) different ways of solving the math problem.
The (a) (noun) of different ways of solving the math problem was fun.
The students were fascinated (verb) by the magician's ability to make the entire closet disappear!
The magician's ability to make the entire closet disappear led to the students' (a) (noun).
Gabriel was always afraid (adjective) of spiders and other creepy crawlies.
Gabriel always had a (a) (noun) of spiders and other creepy crawlies.
The birds flew (verb) away quickly at the sound of thunder.
The birds took (a) (noun) quickly at the sound of thunder.
Timmy was a very imaginative (adjective) person.
Timmy had a very wild (a) (noun).
Richard liked to include (verb) everyone in the group during group discussion.
Richard was very (a) (adjective) when it came to group discussion.
The video that Miss Tan put up contained a lot of information (noun).
The video that Miss Tan put up was very (a) (adjective).
Gail was seriously injured (adjective) from the accident.
Gail sustained very serious (a) (noun) due to the accident.
The teacher instructed (verb) the students to wash their hands before they ate their food.
The students were given (a) (noun) to wash their hands before eating their food.
On the first day of school, the teacher invited everyone to introduce (verb) themselves to one another.
The first day of school started with a round of (a) (noun) by everyone.
It was very courageous (adjective) of her to admit her mistakes.
It took a lot of (a) (noun) for her to admit her mistakes.
Choose NOUN form for 'cultivate'
cultivation
cultivated
Sam was disappointed as Richard refused his offer.
Richard's (a) of his offer led to Sam's disappointment.
