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What are the main environmental issues your country is facing? Discuss it. Why is it important for people to care about the environment? Give examples. Is water pollution a serious issue where you live? Explain. What factors contribute to
Do people read more today than in the past? Explain. Do you usually read before going to sleep? Give examples. How do you think e-books will influence the future of printed books? In what ways are books different from
What is the general attitude towards art in your country? In your country, do people tend to enjoy music more than art? Can you describe some traditional art forms from your country? Give examples. In what ways has art
Student: You recently returned from a holiday organised by a travel agency. The holiday was not a success – you had a lot of problems. Tell your friend about it and express your disappointment. Include: a description of what went
Student: Your friend is a TV addict. Talk to him about the negative effect TV might have on his/her health. Suggest ways of reducing the amount of TV watching by explaining which programmes you consider especially harmful and should be
Word Formation with -tion / -sion / -ion Many English nouns are formed from verbs by adding the suffixes -tion, -sion, or -ion. These suffixes usually express an action, process, or result. communicate → communication (the process of communicating) decide
Adjectives → Nouns with –ness The suffix –ness is one of the most common noun-forming endings in English. It usually expresses a state, quality, or condition. Most often, it attaches to adjectives. Sometimes spelling changes occur (e.g., happy → happiness).
Word Formation with Prefixes: dis- and mis- Explain Prefixes: Prefix Meaning Example Meaning of the New Word dis- not, opposite of disagree not agree mis- wrong, badly
Word Formation – Negative Prefixes (B2+) In English, several prefixes are used to give a word the opposite or negative meaning. This worksheet focuses on the most common negative prefixes: in-, im-, il-, ir-, un-, and dis-. Prefix Guide Here
Adjective → Noun: Regular & Irregular Forms Learn how to form nouns from adjectives! Some follow regular rules (like adding -ness), but others are irregular or have special spelling changes. Adjective Regular Noun Irregular Noun / Example Type / Note