Vocabulary
C. Change the parts of speech of the given words in the chart.
Noun Verb Adjective Adverb
exhaustion exhaust exhaustible exhaustively
wideness widen wide widely
madness madden mad madly
perfection perfect perfect perfectly
D. Read the following sentences and change the form of the underlined words as directed.
Question 1.
His family was screaming and offering him food. (to adjective)
Answer:
His screaming family was offering him food.
Question 2.
The young seagull gave out a loudcall. (to adverb)
Answer:
The young seagull gave out a call loudly.
Question 3.
The bird cackled amusedly while flying. (to noun)
Answer:
The bird cackled in amusement while flying.
Question 4.
The depth of the sea from the ledge scared the seagull. (to adjective)
Answer:
The deep sea scared the seagull.
Question 5.
The successful flight of the bird was a proud moment for the seagull’s family. (to verb)
Answer:
The bird successfully flighted and it was a proud moment for the seagull’s family.
E. Use the following words to construct meaningful sentences on your own.
1. coward – They called him a coward.
2. gradual – We noticed a gradual increase in temperature.
3. praise – She received a lot of praise.
4. courageous – She is a very courageous girl.
5. starvation – Many children die of starvation in Somalia.
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