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Word formation

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International Express

Intermediate

Anna Broniowska

Dorota Skrynicka

UNIT ONE

verb

noun (person)

noun (thing)

adjective

adverb

advertise

advertiser

advertisement

advertorial

advertised

advertising

advise

adviser

advice

advisable

advisory

analyse

analyst

analysis

analytical

analytically

ADVERTISE

1. Cleaning products are often advertised on TV.

2. Her husband works in advertising industry.

3. IÔm sorry but IÔm not a very good advertisement for the new slim

diet.

4. An advertorial is an ad in the newspaper in a form of an article.

5. Advertisers try to make people buy particular products.

ADVISE

1. I need some advice on which house to buy in this area.

2. ItÔs advisable to book the hotel in that sea resort well in advance.

3. She has always wanted to become a financial advisor.

4. IÔd advise not selling the collection.

5. She was employed by the president in an advisory role.

ANALYSE

1. He is a world known analyst specializing in evaluating financial

markets.

2. We have to analyse the contract in detail before signing it.

3. He has an analytical mind.

4. The speaker presented a thorough analysis of the current political

situation.

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UNIT TWO

verb

noun (person)

noun (thing)

adjective

adverb

apply

applicant

application

applicable

assist

assistant

assistance

attend

attendant

attendance

attended

APPLY

1. The decision of the committee was to award the applicant the sum

of $ 2000 to be paid by the end of next month.

2. This rule is applicable only to newcomers.

3. The second law of thermodynamics is the widely applicable law of

physics.

4. The application of EC health and safety legislation in member

states will help future generations.

5. Students from smaller universities are especially encouraged to

apply.

ASSIST

1. If you need any further assistance please do not hesitate to

contact me.

2. A ÑPAÒ abbreviation stands for a personal assistant.

3. After long negotiations they finally agreed to assist the research.

ATTEND

1. The lectures given by professor Smith were very popular among

students and were always well attended.

2. The swimming pool attendant was very helpful. He looked after my

children when I was looking for my bag.

3. Attendance at school is mandatory.

4. Will you be attending the conference?

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UNIT THREE

verb

noun (person)

noun (thing)

adjective

adverb

appoint

appointee

appointment

appointed

attraction

attractiveness

attract

attractive

unattractive

attractively

interview

interviewee

interviewer

interview

interviewed

APPOINT

1. She was appointed as CEO last July.

2. We werenÔt there at the appointed time.

3. Nobody knows who will be the presidential appointee for this

position.

4. Can I make an appointment to see the director?

5. It is only possible to see her by appointment.

ATTRACT

1. The thief tried to sneak into the hotel without attracting anyoneÔs

attention.

2. That area is getting more and more attractive to investors.

3. The main attraction to this castle is the fact that you can spend a

night in one of the royal chambers.

4. The programme presented to the public proved to be totally

unattractive.

INTERVIEW

1. The interviewee felt slightly uneasy during the whole interview.

2. The interviewer asked many questions about the background of

the potential new employee.

3. Nobody likes interviews as they are very stressful.

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UNIT FOUR

verb

noun (person)

noun (thing)

adjective

adverb

comment

commentator

comment

commentary

communicate

communicator

communication

communications

communicative

uncommunicative

communicating

communicable

communicatively

compare

comparison

comparative

comparatively

COMMENT

1. Have the customers made any positive comments about our latest

product?

2. The spokesperson denied all charges and declined to comment.

3. Some sports commentators are fun to listen to.

4. The commentary on the new performance which I read in todayÔs

paper wasnÔt very flattering.

COMMUNICATE

1. The final decision was soon communicated to all the members of the

club.

2. Nonverbal communication is as important as verbal communication.

3. It is pleasant to work with communicative people.

COMPARE

1. The two enterprises are in a comparable situation.

2. Before going to another country it is always good to read some

books which compare and contrast cultural differences.

3. The swimmers are expected to win with comparative ease.

4. Compared to some problems we had to face in the past this one

seems easy to solve.

5. We drew some comparisons between the problems which

frequently occur in our team.

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