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able

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unable, (in)ability, disabled, disability

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academy

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academic, academically

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accept

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acceptance, accepting, (un)acceptable, (un)acceptably

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accurate

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accurately, inaccurately, (in)accuracy

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accuse

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accused, accusation

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achieve

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achievement

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act

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(in)active(ly), acting, actor, actress, action, (in)activity

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add

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added, addition, additional(ly)

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addict

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addicted, addictive, addiction

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advertise

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advertisement, ad(vert), advertising, advertiser

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allergy

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allergic

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allow

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disallow, allowance, allowable

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amuse

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(un)amusing(ly), amusement

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announce

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announcement, (un)announced

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anxious

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anxiously, anxiety

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appear

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appearance, apparently

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apply

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(in)applicable, applied, applicant, application

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appreciate

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(un)appreciative(ly), appreciation

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argue

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argument, argumentative

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arrange

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rearrange, arrangement

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arrive

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arrival

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assist

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assistance, assistant

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associate

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disassociate, association, (un)associated

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attend

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attention, (in)attentive(ly), attendance, attendant

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attract
(un)attractive(ly), attraction
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aware
unaware, awareness
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beauty
beautiful(ly)
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behave
behaviour
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belief
disbelief, believe, (un)believable, (un)believably
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benefit
beneficial
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bore
boring(ly), bored, boredom
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broad
breadth, broaden
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build
builder, building
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care
careful(ly), careless(ly), (un)caring
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certify
certificate, certified
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comfort
discomfort, (un)comfortable, (un)comfortably
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commerce
commercial(ly)
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communicate
communication, (un)communicative, communicator
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compete
competition, competitor, competitive(ly)
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contain
container, content(s)
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converse
conversation
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convict
convicted, conviction
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convince
convinced, (un)convincing
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correspond
correspondence
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create
creative(ly), creation, creator, creativity, creator
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crime
criminal
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culture
cultural(ly), (un)cultured
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current
currently
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danger
dangerous(ly), endanger, endangered
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day
daily, everyday
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decide
decision, (in)decisive(ly), undecided
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dedicate
dedicated, dedication
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desire
(un)desirable
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develop
(un)developed, developing, developer, development
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differ
different(ly), difference
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direct
direct(ly), direction, director, (in)directly
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discover
discovery
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discuss
discussion
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disgust
disgusting, disgusted
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distant
distance, distantly
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economy
economic, (un)economical(ly), economics, economist
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edit
editor, editorial, edited
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educate
education, educator, educational(ly)
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effect
(in)effective(ly)
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emphasis
emphasise, emphatic
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employ
(un)employed, (un)employable, (un)employment, employer, employee
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end
endless(ly), ending, unending
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enjoy
enjoyment, enjoyable
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enter
entrance
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entertain
entertaining, entertainment, entertainer
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enthuse
(un)enthusiastic(ally), enthusiasm, enthusiast
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environment
environmental(ly), environmentalist
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equip
equipment, equipped
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evident
evidence, evidently
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excite
(un)excited, exciting(ly), excitement
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expect
(un)expected(ly), expectation, expectancy
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expense
(in)expensive(ly), expenses
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explain
explanation
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extreme
extremely, extremity, extremist
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fail
failure, failing
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fame
(in)famous(ly)
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fashion
(un)fashionable, (un)fashionably
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finance
financial(ly), finances
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fit
fitness
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forge
forgery, forger
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fortune
misfortune, (un)fortunate(ly)
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freeze
froze, frozen, freezing, freezer
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friend
friendship, (un)friendly
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globe
global(ly)
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great
greatly, greatness
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grow
growth, grown-up, growing, grown, home-grown
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happy
unhappy, (un)happiness, (un)happily
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harm
harmful(ly), harmless(ly), (un)harmed
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help
(un)helpful(ly), helpless(ly), helping, helper
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honest
dishonest(dishonestly), (dis)honesty
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humour
humorous, humourless
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ill
illness
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important
unimportant, importance, importantly
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improve
improvement, improved
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industry
industrial(ly), industrious(ly)
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inform
(un)informative, (un)informed, information
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inhabit
inhabitation, inhabitant
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inject
injection
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injure
injury, injuries
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intense
intensity, intensify, intensely
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interest
(un)interesting(ly)
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introduce
introduction, introductory
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invent
invention, inventor
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invest
investment, investor
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investigate
investigation, investigator, investigative
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involve
(un)involved, involvement
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jealous
jealously, jealousy
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journal
journalist, journalism, journalistic
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kind
unkind, (un)kindness, kindly
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know
knowledge, (un)knowledgeable
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law
lawyer, (un)lawful
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like
alike, dislike, unlike, likeness, (un)likeable, liking
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likely
unlikely, likelihood
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literate
illiterate, (il)literacy, literature
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lose
lost, loss
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low
lower, lowness
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luxury
luxuries, luxurious(ly)
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machine
machinery
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maintain
maintenance
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manage
managing, management, manager
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marry
marriage, (un)married
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medal
medalist, medallion
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meet
met, meeting
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mix
mixed, mixture, mixer
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murder
murderer
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nature
(un)natural(ly)
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neighbour
neighbour(ing), neighbouring, neighbourhood
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nerve
nervous(ly), nervousness
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obey
disobey, (dis)obedient(ly), (dis)obedience
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observe
observer, observation
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offence
offensive, offend, offender
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operate
operation, operator, operating, cooperate, cooperation, (un)cooperative
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oppose
opposition, opponent, opposite, opposing
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origin
(un)original(ly), originate, originator
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pay
paid, payment, payable
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perform
performing, performance, performer
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person
(im)personally, personality
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photograph
photography, photographer, photographic
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poison
poisonous, poisoning
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polite
impolite, (im)politely, (im)politeness
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politics
political(ly), politician
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pollute
(un)polluted, pollution, pollutant
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poor
poorly, poverty
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popular
(un)popular(ly), popularity
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possible
impossible, (im)possibility, (im)possibly
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power
powerful(ly), powerless(ly), empower
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practise
practice, (im)practical(ly)
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prepare
preparation, preparatory, (un)prepared
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prison
prisoner, imprisonment, imprison
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produce
product, producer, production, (un)productive(ly)
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profession
(un)professional(ly)
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prove
proof, (un)proven, disprove
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psychology
psychologist, psychological(ly)
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qualify
(un)qualified, qualifying, qualification
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real
(un)real, really, realisation, reality, realistically
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reason
(un)reasonable, (un)reasonably, reasoning
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recognise
(un)recognisable, recognition
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recover
recovery
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relate
relatively, relation, relationship
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research
researcher, research, researched
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resident
residential, resident, residence
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responsible
irresponsible, (ir)responsibly, (ir)responsibility
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revise
revision, revised
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revolution
revolutionary
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ridiculous
ridiculously, ridiculousness
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rob
robber, robbery
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safe
unsafe, (un)safely, save, safety, saviour
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say
saying
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scholar
scholarship, scholarly, scholastic
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science
scientist, (un)scientific(ally)
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second
secondly, secondary
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secure
insecure, (in)security
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similar
dissimilar(ly), similarity
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solve
solution, (un)solvable
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strong
strength, strengthen, strongly
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study
student, studies, studious
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style
(un)stylish(ly), stylist, stylishness
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succeed
success, (un)successful(ly)
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suggest
suggested, suggestive(ly), suggestion
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sun
sunny, sunshine
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supervise
supervision, supervisor
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surgery
surgeon, surgical(ly)
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surprise
(un)surprising(ly), surprised
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sweet
sweetly, sweetener, sweetness
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teach
teacher, taught, teaching
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technology
technological(ly), technical(ly), technique
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tend
tendency
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think
thought, (un)thinkable, thoughtful, thoughtless
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thorough
thoroughly, thoroughness
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time
timetable
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tour
tourism, tourist
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train
retrain, trainer, training
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treat
treatment
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understand
(mis)understanding, (mis)understood
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use
usable, usage, useful(ly), useless(ly), user, (un)usable
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value
(in)valuable, (in)valuably, valueless, valuation
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vary
(in)variable, (in)variably, varying, varied, various(ly), variation, variety
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wealth
wealthy
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will
willing, unwilling(ness), (un)willingly
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win
winning, won, winner
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work
working, (un)workable, worker, works
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world
worldwide
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write
writer, writing, wrote, (un)written
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able
ability – I admire your ability to speak so many different languages.
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able
disabled – Lots of disabled people have jobs.
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able
unable – I’m unable to attend the meeting tomorrow.
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act
action – They say that actions speak louder than words.
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act
actor – I would love to be an actor.
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act
active – Johnnie is six years old, so he’s very active and has a lot of energy.
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act
inactive – I’ve been a bit inactive since I got a job in an office.
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add
addition – The team is much better with the addition of Simon Jones.
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admire
admiration – I’m full of admiration for Jamie.
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advice
advise – I would advise you not to get that MP3 player.
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advice
adviser – Phil works as a housing adviser for the local council.
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afford
affordable – The homes we sell are very affordable.
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agree
agreement – We’re all in agreement about this.
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agree
disagree – I’m afraid I disagree.
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art
artist – Picasso was a great artist.
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art
artistic – Ralph has always been artistic and he loves drawing.
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assist
assistant – My mum has an assistant at work who helps her.
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assist
assistance – The police officer offered her assistance to the old woman.
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athlete
athletic – You need to be very athletic to play volleyball.
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athlete
athletics – When we go to the Olympics, I want to see the athletics.
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attract
attractive – The south of England is really attractive at this time of year.
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attract
attraction – The old castle is probably the most popular attraction in this area.
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back
backwards – Have you ever tried running backwards?
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bake
baker – The baker is making a cake for the party.
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bake
bakery – I’ll go to the bakery to get some bread.
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beg
beggar – I was surprised to see beggars on the streets of London.
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begin
began – The lesson began at ten o’clock.
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begin
begun – We’d already begun when Sam arrived.
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begin
beginner – She lost the game, but she is only a beginner.
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begin
beginning – I missed the end of the film, but I saw the beginning.
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belief
believe – I don’t believe you!
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belief
believable – The film was completely believable.
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belief
unbelievable – That’s unbelievable! It can’t be true!
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bend
bent – I had an accident on my bike and now the front wheel is bent.
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boil
boiler – There’s a problem with the boiler, so there’s no hot water.
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boil
boiling – The pan was full of boiling water.
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bore
boring – This game is really boring. Let’s do something else.
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bore
bored – The start of the film was okay, but I soon got bored.
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boss
bossy – Stop telling me what to do and don’t be so bossy all the time!
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brave
bravery – The police officer got an award for bravery.
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break
broke – I dropped the cup on the floor and it broke.
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break
broken – You can’t use my MP3 player because it’s broken.
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break
breakable – Are these pots breakable?
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break
unbreakable – This window is made out of unbreakable glass.
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care
careful – Be careful!
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care
careless – I made a lot of silly mistakes because I was careless.
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centre
central – They live in central London.
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certain
certainly – The weather is certainly getting better, isn’t it?
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certain
certainty – ‘Matt must have left,’ George said with certainty.
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chemist
chemical – Sodium is a chemical.
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chemist
chemistry – I like doing chemistry at school.
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child
children – I watched some children playing in the playground.
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child
childhood – My mum spent her childhood in France.
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choose
chose – Sylvia finally chose chocolate ice cream.
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choose
chosen – Take the book you have chosen and get it stamped by the librarian.
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choose
choice – You have a choice – you can either have strawberry or chocolate ice cream.
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circle
circular – Our dining table is circular.
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collect
collection – John has got a great collection of football shirts.
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collect
collector – I sold my old stamps to a collector.
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comedy
comedian – My favourite comedian is Jim Carrey.
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comfort
comfortable – That sofa looks very comfortable, doesn’t it?
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comfort
uncomfortable – After four hours on the plane, I was beginning to feel uncomfortable.
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communicate
communication – This course is designed to improve your communication skills.
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compare
comparison – You can’t draw a comparison between Tim and Alex – they’re completely different.
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compose
composition – Please give me your compositions on Thursday.
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compose
composer – Mozart is my favourite composer.
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true
truth – Now, I want you to tell me the truth.
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true
untrue – What she said is untrue – I didn’t hit her at all!
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true
truthful – To be truthful, I don’t really like Liz.
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use
useful – My laptop is really useful – I don’t know what I would do without it.
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use
useless – You’ve broken the DVD player and now it’s useless!
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value
valuable – Are any of these paintings valuable?
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visit
visitor – The zoo has about 250,000 visitors a year.
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weigh
weight – You don’t need to lose weight.
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conclude
conclusion – I’ve come to the conclusion that exams are useful.
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confident
confidence – You need confidence to perform in public.
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confuse
confused – I’m still confused about what happened.
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confuse
confusion – There was a lot of confusion when the fire alarm went off.
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connect
connection – My connection to the Internet costs about €30 a month.
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connect
disconnect – You need to disconnect the DVD player from the TV before you connect the PlayStation.
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cook
cooker – We bought a new gas cooker yesterday.
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cook
cookery – Can I borrow your cookery book?
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correct
correction – I’ve made a few corrections to your article.
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correct
incorrect – I’m afraid that’s incorrect.
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courage
courageous – That was very courageous of you.
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danger
dangerous – It’s dangerous to drive very fast.
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decide
decision – So, what’s your final decision?
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deep
deeply – That’s when I fell deeply in love with him.
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deep
depth – What’s the depth of the swimming pool?
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deliver
delivery – There’s a van outside – are you expecting a delivery?
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depart
departure – British Airways announces the departure of flight BA 632 to Moscow.
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destroy
destruction – We’ve got to stop the destruction of the local environment.
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destroy
destructive – Storms can be very destructive.
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direct
direction – Which direction did he go in?
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divide
division – I’m good at multiplication, but not division.
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drive
drove – I can’t believe you drove all the way to Paris.
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drive
driven – Can electric cars be driven on the roads in the UK?
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drive
driver – I asked the taxi driver to slow down.
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educate
education – Every child should get an education.
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elect
election – Who are you going to vote for in the election?
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emotion
emotional – Nigel is quite an emotional person and gets upset very easily.
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employ
employment – What kind of employment are you looking for, Mr Rogers?
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employ
unemployment – Unemployment is a really big problem in this area.
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employ
employer – Your employer is responsible for providing training.
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employ
employee – Our boss doesn’t always let all the employees know what’s happening.
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employ
unemployed – My uncle has been unemployed for more than five years now.
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energy
energetic – Jack is really energetic. I can’t keep up with him!
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entertain
entertainment – There isn’t much entertainment in the evenings in my town.
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equal
equality – I believe in equality for women.
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equal
unequal – They had 15 people in their team and we only had 12, so it was unequal.
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examine
exam/ examination – I’ve got a French exam(ination) tomorrow.
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examine
examiner – The examiner was very friendly.
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except
exception – Everyone, with the exception of James, passed the test.
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excite
excitement – Come to Adventure World for fun and excitement!
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excite
exciting – Swimming with dolphins must be really exciting.
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excite
excited – I’m so excited about Georgia’s party!
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exhibit
exhibition – Have you seen the Egyptian exhibition at the museum?
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expense
expensive – It’s nice, but isn’t it a bit expensive?
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expense
inexpensive – The clothes in that shop are good quality, and quite inexpensive.
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express
expression – What does the expression ‘save someone’s bacon’ mean?
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express
expressive – French seems to me to be a very expressive language.
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fame
famous – I’m quite shy, so I don’t think I’d like to be famous.
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fascinate
fascination – Where did your fascination for cars come from?
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fascinate
fascinating – I’ve always found cars fascinating.
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feel
felt – I’ve never felt so happy in my whole life.
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feel
feeling – I have a feeling that I’ve been here before.
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feel
feelings – You really hurt my feelings last night.
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fly
flew – A bird flew past the window.
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fly
flown – Have you ever flown in such a small plane?
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fly
flight – Our flight leaves at three in the morning.
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fog
foggy – It was so foggy I couldn’t see my feet!
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forgive
forgave – Colin apologised, so I forgave him.
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forgive
forgiven – I’ve forgiven you.
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forgive
forgiveness – I’m asking for your forgiveness.
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free
freedom – People often have to fight for their freedom.
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garden
gardener – My grandfather is an amateur gardener.
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garden
gardening – Gardening is a very relaxing pastime.
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hand
handful – I asked my dad for some money and he gave me a handful of coins.
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hand
handle – Put the money in, pull the handle and your chocolate bar comes out here.
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happy
unhappy – You seem a little unhappy. Can I help?
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happy
happiness – I don’t think that money brings you happiness.
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happy
unhappiness – There’s a lot of unhappiness in the world.
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hate
hatred – Why is there so much hatred between people from these two countries?
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help
helpful – Thank you, you’ve been very helpful.
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help
unhelpful – That shop assistant was really unhelpful.
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help
helpless – I felt helpless and didn’t know what to do.
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hero
heroic – The story was all about two heroic young men.
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hero
heroine – The heroine of the book finally gets married.
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history
historic – It’s a(n) historic building.
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history
historian – I want to be a(n) historian.
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honest
dishonest – I don’t like people who are dishonest.
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honest
honesty – Honesty is a very important quality in a friend.
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identify
identity – She hid her identity by wearing a disguise.
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identify
identical – These two pictures are identical.
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imagine
imagination – Theresa has got a lot of imagination.
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imagine
imaginative – Your story was really imaginative.
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inform
informative – Your e-mail was very informative – thanks.
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inform
information – Have they got any more information about the explorers yet?
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instruct
instruction – Listen carefully to the instructions before you do the exercise.
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instruct
instructor – She’s a driving instructor.
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intelligent
intelligence – It’s not easy to measure the intelligence of chimpanzees.
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intend
intention – It wasn’t my intention to upset you.
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intend
intentional – It wasn’t intentional! I did it by mistake!
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introduce
introduction – I didn’t read the introduction to the book.
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invade
invasion – Julius Caesar led the Roman invasion of Britain.
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invade
invader – Local people fought against the invaders.
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jog
jogging – I go jogging every morning.
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jog
jogger – The park is full of joggers in the morning.
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judge
judgement – Nobody was surprised at the judgement – not even the criminal himself.
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lie
liar – You’re a liar!
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lie
lying – Lying to your friends is very bad.
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life
live – I used to live in Canada.
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life
alive – I’m glad I’m alive!
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long
length – I swam the length of the swimming pool.
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luck
lucky – Do you think you’re a lucky person generally?
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luck
unlucky – We were unlucky to lose the match.
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luck
luckily – Luckily, I won the game.
386
luck
unluckily – Unluckily, our car broke down.
387
measure
measurement – They took measurements of the level of pollution in the river.
388
medicine
medical – Is it a serious medical problem?
389
memory
memorise – Do we have to memorise all these irregular verbs?
390
memory
memorial – There’s a memorial to Mr Watkins in the school garden.
391
music
musical – Do you have much musical talent?
392
music
musician – It’s not easy becoming a professional musician.
393
nation
nationality – What’s her nationality? Is she French?
394
nation
national – Tomorrow is a national holiday.
395
nation
international – We’re an international organisation.
396
nature
natural – It’s an area of great natural beauty.
397
nature
naturally – Is your hair naturally curly?
398
noise
noisy – It’s very noisy in here! I can’t hear what you’re saying.
399
noise
noisily – Larry came in at four in the morning and noisily took his boots off.
400
occupy
occupation – The form asked for my occupation and I wrote ‘Student’.
401
office
officer – A police officer saw the man take the bicycle and started to chase after him.
402
office
official – They haven’t made an official announcement of the reason for the delay yet.
403
office
unofficial – The decision is unofficial until the boss signs the agreement.
404
pain
painful – My knee is very painful.
405
pain
painless – The operation is painless – it won’t hurt at all.
406
peace
peaceful – You looked very peaceful when you were asleep.
407
peace
peacefully – The dog was sleeping peacefully when it suddenly heard a noise.
408
perfect
perfection – You can make your painting better and better, but perfection is impossible.
409
perfect
imperfect – Don’t feel too bad about what you did. We’re all imperfect.
410
person
personality – Fiona has got a great personality.
411
person
personal – I’ve got a few personal problems to sort out.
412
play
player – One of the players was injured when he scored a goal.
413
play
playful – My baby brother is very playful.
414
pollute
pollution – There are lots of different kinds of pollution.
415
pollute
polluted – Polluted rivers are not safe to swim in.
416
predict
prediction – My prediction is that City will win the match 2–0 on Sunday.
417
predict
predictable – You’re so predictable – I knew you were going to say that!
418
predict
unpredictable – Be careful! Their dog is quite unpredictable.
419
prefer
preference – I’d like pizza, but that’s just my personal preference.
420
prefer
preferable – I think flying is preferable to going there by train.
421
prepare
preparation – The key to a good performance is a lot of preparation.
422
prison
prisoner – The prisoner asked the guard for a blanket.
423
recommend
recommendation – We made a number of recommendations to the manager.
424
reduce
reduction – There’s been a small reduction in the price of petrol.
425
refer
reference – I’m applying for a job, so could you write me a reference?
426
refuse
refusal – We were all surprised by Danny’s refusal to apologise.
427
relate
relative – Are all your relatives coming to the wedding?
428
relate
relation – Are all your relations coming to the wedding?
429
relate
relationship – I have a great relationship with all my teachers.
430
retire
retired – My grandad is retired and has lots of hobbies.
431
retire
retirement – My dad seems to be looking forward to retirement.
432
safe
save – The man next to me saved me when I almost fell in front of the train.
433
safe
unsafe – Don’t go into that old house – it’s unsafe.
434
safe
safety – Safety at work is very important.
435
sail
sailing – I love sailing and I try to go every summer.
436
sail
sailor – A sailor helped us put our bags onto the ship.
437
science
scientist – Albert Einstein was a scientist.
438
secret
secretly – Jim secretly placed the love letter in Andrea’s bag.
439
secret
secrecy – I don’t like all this secrecy. Why don’t we tell Mary the truth?
440
sense
sensible – It was sensible to bring an umbrella.
441
sense
sensitive – Dave is very sensitive, so don’t criticise him.
442
serve
service – The service here is terrible!
443
serve
servant – What was it like to live in a big house with dozens of servants?
444
shoot
shot – Ronald Reagan was shot when he was President of the USA.
445
shoot
shooting – We go shooting a lot, but we never shoot animals or birds.
446
silent
silence – I want absolute silence in the exam.
447
silent
silently – The students all worked silently.
448
simple
simplify – It’s very difficult, so I’ll simplify it for you.
449
simple
simplicity – Simplicity is important in good written communication.
450
sing
sang – I sang in the choir when I was young.
451
sing
sung – When my dad was at school, they had a song which was sung every morning.
452
song
singer – Kylie Minogue is one of my favourite singers.
453
song
singing – I love Katy’s singing – she’s got a good voice.
454
solve
solution – I hope we can find a solution to this problem soon.
455
speak
spoke – I didn’t know Len spoke Turkish.
456
speak
spoken – Can you name four countries where English is spoken?
457
speak
speaker – I can’t hear what the speaker is saying.
458
speak
speech – I have to give a speech at school and I’m really nervous.
459
succeed
success – What’s the secret of your success?
460
succeed
successful – Work hard and I’m sure you’ll be successful.
461
succeed
unsuccessful – I was unsuccessful in changing his mind.
462
suggest
suggestion – Can I make a suggestion?
463
sympathy
sympathise – I can sympathise with you because I’ve been through the same problems.
464
sympathy
sympathetic – Jody was very sympathetic when I told her about my bad luck.
465
translate
translation – I haven’t read War and Peace in Russian, but I’ve read a translation.
466
translate
translator – You need to work hard to get a job as a translator.
467
travel
traveller – If you’re an experienced traveller, you’ll know how important it is to be organised.