Word formation

• The key to a good story is to build up the excitement slowly. EXCITE
• The resort is always full at the height of the tourist season. HIGH
• His arrival was unexpected, so we were surprised to see him. EXPECT
• It was bitterly cold at the top of the hill. BITTER
• It was quite adventurous of Sophie to go away on holiday alone. ADVENTURE
• Clara likes clothes that are both attractive and practical. ATTRACT
• I bumped into him in the street purely by chance. PURE
• The government is taking emergency action to deal with the crisis. ACT
• The street artist skilfully drew the child's portrait. SKILL
• You can ask the librarian for help finding the books you want. LIBRARY
• The fire destroyed their home as wells all their possessions. POSSESS
• The expansion of the factory will mean more jobs for local people. EXPAND
• She called the company to enquire about the requirement for the job. REQUIRE
• He was unfairly dismissed from his job. FAIR
• I'm tired of hearing Alex boast about how successful he is. SUCCEED
• From modest beginnings she went on to become a great star. BEGIN
• The film was in Spanish with English subtitle. TITLE
• Rubbish on the street is a common sight in most cities. SEE
• When you are seated comfortably I will begin the story. COMFORT
• The government must give more money for scientific research. SCIENCE
• His lack of qualifications made him unsuitable for the job. SUIT
• The President's goal is to insure quality in sales operations across the markets. SURE
• Visitor attractions include an amusement park and a zoo. ATTRACT
• The family expected a large attendance at the funeral. ATTEND
• The police caught the burglar who broke into the house. BURGLE
• The police have no knowledge of the suspect's whereabouts. KNOW
• Helen is proud of her valuable collection of antique furniture. VALUE
• The previous owner had beautifully restored the old cottage. OWN
• Many people mistakenly believe that money is the route to happiness. MISTAKEN
• The people here are known for their warmth and hospitality. WARM
• The classes at this gym cater to all levels of fitness. FIT
• The family usually sits down together for Sunday dinners. USUAL
• I will not tolerate bad behaviour in my classroom. BEHAVE
• He looked back on his childhood as the happiest years of his life. CHILD
• The minister said it was impossible to tell when the economy would recover. POSSIBLE
• He is currently working on an environmental project for the summer. CURRENT
• The rapid growth of tourism has boosted the country's economy. GROW
• This region of France produces a wide variety of cheeses. VARY
• The storm cost flooding in many coastal towns. COAST
• Put an end to her suffering and tell her what the secret is. SUFFER