Translate the derivatives; say to what part of speech they belong                            
                          
							
							
							
 
 A.
   - particular (особенный) → particularly 
  - proper (правильный, должный; надлежащий) → properly 
  - extreme (чрезвычайный) → extremely 
  - immense (безмерный, очень большой) → immensely
  - efficient (эффективный) → efficiently
  - complete (полный) → completely
  - immediate (прямой, непосредственный) →  immediately 
  - inevitable (неизбежный) → inevitably
  - attentive (внимательный) → attentively
  - cheerful (весёлый, радостный; энергичный) → cheerfully
  
  
 B.
  - prefer (v) – предпочитать → preferable, preference
  - attract (v) – привлекать → attractive, attraction
  - enjoy (v) – любить, получать удовольствие → enjoyable, enjoyably, enjoyment
  - disappoint (v) – разочаровывать → disappointing, disappointed, disappointment
  - inspire (v) – вдохновлять → inspiring, inspired, inspiration
  - fulfil (v) – наиболее полно выразить себя → fulfilling, fulfilled, fulfilment
  - fascinate (v) – восхищать, очаровывать → fascinating, fascinated, fascination
  
 
						Choose the corresponding English word.
						  |  1   деятельность
  |   a) active     
  |   b) action  
  |   c)   activity 
  |  
  |  2 увлекательный
  |   a) absorb
  |   b) absorbing
  |   c) absorbed
  |  
  |  3 требование
  |   a) require
  |   b) required
  |   c) requirement
  |  
  |  4 эффективность
  |   a) efficient
  |   b) efficiency
  |   c) efficiently
  |  
  |  5 улучшение              
  |   a) improver 
  |   b) improvement 
  |   c)   improve 
  |  
  |  6 развлекательный
  |   a) entertain
  |   b) entertaining
  |   c) entertainment
  |  
  |  7 захватывающий
  |   a) thriller 
  |   b) thrilled 
  |   c)   thrilling 
  |  
 
 
 16. Match the parts of speech (a–d) with the lists of typical suffixes (1–4).
 
   |  a) verb
  |   1 -able, -ic, -al, -ous, -ive, -ent, -ing, -ed, -ful, -less
  |  
  |  b) adverb
  |   2 -ion, -ence, -ity, -ment, -ness
  |  
  |  c) noun
  |   3  -ly
  |  
  |  d) adjective
  |   4   -ate, -ify, -ize (-ise)
  |  
 
						Match the words/phrases of similar meaning.
						
   |  1 leisure                                                                       
  |   a like better
  |  
  |  2 enjoyable                              
  |   b make greater            
  |  
  |  3 prefer                                   
  |   c spare time 
  |  
  |  4 appreciate                         
  |   d make better
  |  
  |  5 effort
  |   e understand and enjoy
  |  
  |  6 increase                                     
  |   f pleasurable                                             
  |  
  |  7 improve                    
  |   g trying hard 
  |  
 
						Match the words to their opposites.
						
   |  1   labour                                                                        
  |   a   enjoyable 
  |  
  |  2 amateur
  |   b low 
  |  
  |  3 boring  
  |   c leisure        
  |  
  |  4 difficult
  |   d reduce
  |  
  |  5 high                           
  |   e easy
  |  
  |  6 satisfy
  |   f    professional
  |  
  |  7 increase                       
  |   g disappoint 
  |  
 
						Express the following in one word.
						  
   |   
 wellbeing, fascinating,   hobby, demanding, leisure,  fulfilling,  fulfilled
  |  
 
  
  - time available for ease and relaxation 
  - an activity like sport or reading that one enjoys doing in one’s spare time
  - the condition of being healthy, happy, and having no problems
  - satisfied with your life because you feel that what you do, for example at work, is interesting, useful, and important
  - making you feel fulfilled
  - extremely interesting
  - requiring especially great patience and effort and skill
  
						Find the odd word out.
						a) recreation, leisure, entertainment, hobby, pastime, labour, relaxation;
 b) enjoyable, pleasant, pleasurable, boring, satisfying, entertaining;
 c) interesting, absorbing, fascinating, disappointing, exciting, inspiring;
 d) challenging, demanding, difficult, effortless, hard, heavy, tough, laborious.
						Translate the sentences paying attention to the words in bold.
						 
  -  “Hello, everybody”, said Robin cheerfully.
  - They have been happily married for 30 years.
  - The two children were playing happily in the garden.
  - She left so suddenly, he didn’t get a chance to say goodbye.
  -  “She plays the piano beautifully.” “Yes, she certainly is very gifted.”
  - Choosing the lead was extremely difficult as all the actors were extremely talented.
  - Victor was fascinated, and he listened attentively and with increasing interest.
  - Finding money for everything is becoming increasingly difficult.
  - My doctor has told me that I shouldn’t try and do anything too physically demanding.
  - Teaching young children is certainly challenging, both mentally and physically.
  - Eating healthily and taking regular exercise is the only reliable method of losing weight. 
  - The doctor was cheerful and efficient, which immediately made me more relaxed.
  
  
							  
							  
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