WORD FORMATION: nouns, verbs and adjectives with common suffixes

Complete the table with appropriate forms. NOUN VERB ADJECTIVE ADVERB creation / creativity create creative creatively ridicule ridicule ridiculous ridiculously success succeed successful successfully respect respect respectful respectfully education educate educational educationally honesty be honest honest honestly 1. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets. 1. Janice hopes (HOPE) you can come to the barbecue party on Sunday.2. Where was James educated (EDUCATE)? Did he go to a private school?3. My grandpa always said: 'If you want to succeed (SUCCESS) in life, work hard and play fair.'4. I'm so happy! I've been accepted (ACCEPT) into my first choice of university!5. Getting into the best university in the country was Jane's great achievement (ACHIEVE).6. Mark's creativity (CREATE) helps him write amazing stories for children. 2. Complete the text with the correct form of the words:CREATE - EDUCATE - HONEST - LEADER - PRIORITY - PROFESSION - REGULATE - RESPECTThere are two extra words. Anyone who works in media must look their best at all times. How do they achieve this? Most use the services of a 1) professional make-up artist – or cosmetologist. Is this a job you might fancy doing? Well, here's what you need to do.Firstly, a make-up specialist will need a formal 2) education in cosmetology. This is usually a mix of a practical and a theoretical course. One particular skill that is needed at this early stage is 3) creativity because during these studies, trainees should start building a portfolio of their best work.In some countries, official 4) regulations say that cosmetologists then have to complete an exam in health and safety before they can get a licence to work.Good 5) leadership skills are not needed because most cosmetologists are their own boss and often run their own business. And, whether they choose to work in a salon, in a theatre, or work in TV or film studios, good make-up artists are always 6) respectful of their clients as good customer service is essential in this job. 3. Choose the correct answers A–C. 1. Harry:I'm sorry but I don't think this style is _ with your hair. Yosef:Seriously? So, should I choose something else? achievement achievable unachievable 3. Choose the correct answers A–C.2 Charlie:Mum says I can't go out today because I was late home last night. Adam:What? That doesn't sound like very fair _. punishing punishment punish 3. Choose the correct answers A–C.3 Mindy:I told my teacher I lost my homework, but really I didn't do it. Claire:That wasn't very _, was it? respectful disrespectful respected 3. Choose the correct answers A–C.4 Hannah:You look great in that hat. You should buy it. Landen:It's too expensive and buying clothes isn't a _ for me at the moment. prioritise priorities priority 3. Choose the correct answers A–C.5 Dan:Are you sure you didn't wear my hoodie without asking? Nigel:No, I _ didn't. It doesn't even fit me. honest dishonest honestly 3. Choose the correct answers A–C.6 June:I'm sorry, but can you _ how this design program works again? Karl:Sure, no problem. clarity clarify clarification 4. Complete the sentences using the prompts in brackets. Do not change the order of the words. Change the forms or add new words where necessary. Use between two and three words in each gap.EXAMPLE:I have to admit that I cried pathetically (cry / pathetic) when I saw just how bad my new tattoo was. 1 I have never spoken dishonestly (speak / dishonest) to you but have only ever told you the truth.2 This handbag is ridiculously (be / ridiculous) expensive – who on earth would buy this?3 Amanda went absolutely (go / absolute) crazy when she found out she was the Model of the Year.4 Truman apologised for behaving badly (behave / bad) when he lost the match.5 Janice has never shouted angrily (shout / angry) at her naughty little sister. 5. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use between two and five words.EXAMPLE:She has totally no education.- She is totally uneducated. 1 My aunt Josie is very creative when she dresses. My aunt Josie dresses very creatively.2 If you want to achieve success in the fashion industry, work hard. If you want to be successful in the fashion industry, work hard.3 It surprised a lot of people when Blake accepted the Worst-Dressed Man of 2019 award.Blake's acceptance of the award for the worst-dressed man of 2019 surprised a lot of people.4 Our sponsors are not obliged to visit the exhibition. There is no obligation for our sponsors to visit the exhibition.5 Harvey gave me an angry look when he saw me in his leather jacket. Harvey looked at me angrily when he saw me in his leather jacket.