Ad adjective suffixes to the verbs given below. make use of - ent, or - ant, - able or - ible, - ive,-ed, - ing, - some, - ile, - (at) ory; -worthy. 1. it soon became (appar) that she was telling a lie. 2. there's nothing (amaze) about walking home alone. 3. parents like their children to be (obey). 4. you should be more (persuade) if you want to get the job. 5. she is a kind of (quarrel), you'd better avoid her. 6. do you think is (advise) to wait. 7. we were sure he was a (trust) person. 8. any physical effort should be preceded by some (prepare) training. 9. she is hardly (distinguish) from her twin sister. 10. the most (annoy) thing is that yoг lied to us.

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Григорий Степанов

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14 июня, 05:51

Ad adjective suffixes to the verbs given below. make use of - ent, or - ant, - able or - ible, - ive,-ed, - ing, - some, - ile, - (at) ory; -worthy. 1. it soon became (appar) that she was telling a lie. 2. there's nothing (amaze) about walking home alone. 3. parents like their children to be (obey). 4. you should be more (persuade) if you want to get the job. 5. she is a kind of (quarrel), you'd better avoid her. 6. do you think is (advise) to wait. 7. we were sure he was a (trust) person. 8. any physical effort should be preceded by some (prepare) training. 9. she is hardly (distinguish) from her twin sister. 10. the most (annoy) thing is that yoг lied to us.

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Тимофей Мельников · Answer 1

1. It soon became apparent that she was telling a lie. 2. There's nothing amazing about walking home alone. 3. Parents like their children to be obedient. 4. You should be more persuasive if you want to get the job. 5. She is a kind of quarreling, you'd better avoid her. 6. Do you think it is advisable to wait? 7. We were sure he was a trustworthy person. 8. Any physical effort should be preceded by some preparative training. 9. She is hardly distinguishable from her twin sister. 10. The most annoying thing is that you lied to us.