Learn and love English with Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Exercises

Ex. 3. Explain the difference between the words. bit — morsel; cry — scream; eat — nibble; father — feather; green — grin; hair — ringlets — locks; hatch — snatch; last — least; look — peer; nest — next; pity — sor-ry; resent n — present v — present adj — presently; sleep — a wink of sleep; son — soon — sooner; state — station — stay; suet — suit; touch — tough; under — un-derneath; upright — right; weak — week; What are you? — Who are you?; wing — wink. Ex. 4. Use the proper negative prefix to form anto-nyms. ....common(ly); ....fold v; ....twist. Ex. 5. Word formation. annoy v → ...................... adj begin v → .......................... n blow v → ........................... n contempt n → ............... adv confuse v → ................... adj decide v → ..................... adv doubt n / v → .. adj → . adv encourage v → ............... adj grace n → ..... adj →...... adv irritate v → ..................... adj long adj → ........................ n open v → ......................... n pity n → ........................... adj please v → .......................... n promise v → ................... adj puzzle v → .... / ....... adj (2) shake v → .......................... n shy adj → ....................... adv strong adj → ..................... n success n → ...................... v thought n → ... adj → . adv true adj → …. n → ....... adj young adj → ..................... n Ex. 6. Give the plural form of the nouns. branch ......... joy ................ 33