ANSWERS TO REVIEW 6 (PAGES 82-83 COURSEBOOK)
USE OF ENGLISH: WORD FORMATION
1. infections
2. unfortunately
3. participants
4. analysis
5. spatial
6. visualising/visualizing
7. disorganised
8. comparison
9. fictional
10. systematically
VOCABULARY
1. poor
2. strong
3. gift
4. bright
5. promising
6. get
7. badly
8. fast
9. sets
10. choose
ENGLISH IN USE: KEY WORD TRANSFORMATIONS
1. The effects of these changes have yet to be fully assessed.
2. Johnson was rather taken aback when he was/at being/by being elected as
President.
3. He is now thought to have made up the story to protect his girlfriend.
4. My parents are planning to have their house done up next month.
5. He dislikes being taken for granted by his friends.
6. The meeting has been put off until January to give the management team longer to
decide.
7. No fewer/less than six people are required to help us run the exhibition next month.
8. British people are commonly believed to be weak at foreign languages.