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Exercises





                    70.1       These pictures show objects ending in -er/-or. Can you name them?















                               1      stapler      2                          3                    4                         5

                    70.2       Do these words mean a thing or a person, or can they mean both? Use a dictionary if necessary.


                               1 acooker     thing       3 aticketholder                  5 acleaner                 7 adrinker
                               2 agrater                 4 anMP3player                    6 asmoker                  8 anadvisor


                    70.3       Use the -er/-or, -ee and -ist suffixes to make the names of the following. If you need to use
                               a dictionary, try looking up the words in bold.

                               1 Apersonwhoplaysjazzonthepiano.ajazzpianist                  6 Apersontowhomasumofmoneyispaid.
                               2 Athingthatwipesrainoffyourcarwindscreen.                    7 Amachineforwashingdishes.
                               3 Apersonwhoplaysclassicalviolin.                             8 Apersonwhodonatestheirorgans
                               4 Apersonwhotakesprofessionalphotographs.                       upontheirdeath.
                               5 Apersonwhoactsinamateurtheatre.                             9 Apersontowhomaletterisaddressed.


                    70.4       Rewrite the underlined parts of the sentences using a suffix from the opposite page and
                               making any spelling changes needed.

                               1 Mostofhiscrimescanbeforgiven.Mostofhiscrimesare                   forgivable    .
                               2 TheClubrefusestoadmitanyonenotwearingshoes.TheClubrefuses                                      toanyonenot
                                  wearingshoes.
                               3 Heronlyfaultisthatsheislazy.Heronlyfaultis                            .
                               4 Thisfirmhasproducedalotrecently.Thisfirmhasbeenvery                                  recently.
                               5 Ifoundthebookveryeasyandpleasanttoread.Ifoundthebookvery                                       .
                               6 IhavelovelymemoriesofwhenIwasachild.Ihavelovelymemoriesofmy                                         .
                               7 Youcan’twashthatjacket.Thatjacketisn’t                           .

                               8 Themostimportantthinginlifeishavingfriends.Themostimportantthingin
                                  lifeis                .

                    70.5       Complete the table with the different parts of speech. Do not fill the shaded boxes.


                                noun                            verb                            adjective
                                                                eat                             edible

                                fury

                                                                                                beautiful
                                                                                                scarce
                                                                refuse

                                                                                                modern
                                                                forget
                                                                act


                    70.6          Over to you



                                  List six jobs you would like to have. How many different suffixes are there in your list? Do any of
                                  the job names not have a suffix (e.g. pilot, film star)?



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