Prefixes
Vocabulary: Chapter 1
Past participles
Vocabulary: Chapter 2
Adjective Clauses
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This prefix means 'again.'
What is 're'?
100
This is an adjective that means excited and pleased.
What is thrilled?
100
This is the past participle of 'donate.'
What is donated?
100
This adjective means dirty.
What is filthy?
100
This relative pronoun is used with people.
What is 'who'? (that-informal speech)
200
This prefix means 'twice' or 'two.'
What is bi-?
200
This is an adjective that means 'wanting to meet and talk to new people'.
What is outgoing?
200
This is the past participle of 'give'.
What is given?
200
This verb means to donate your time to help others.
What is volunteer?
200
These relative pronouns are used with things.
What are 'that' and 'which'?
300
This prefix means 'reverse' or 'undo'.
What is de-?
300
This is a noun that means 'belief in your ability to do well'.
What is confidence?
300
The past participle is used in this verb tense.
What is the passive voice? (present/past/future perfect)
300
This adjective is synonymous with amazing and surprising.
What is starting?
300
In an adjective clause, the relative pronoun "replaces" this.
What is the subject?
400
This prefix means 'bad/wrong'.
What is mis-?
400
This adjective means 'weak and afraid'.
What is wimpy?
400
This is the grammatical term for what the subject of the passive voice is in the active voice.
What is the object?
400
This adjective is synonymous with frightening and scarey.
What is threatening?
400
This is why adjective clauses are used.
What is 'to give more/important information about the subject'?
500
These 2 prefixes mean 'put in' / 'on'.
What are en- and em-?
500
This noun refers to the way you understand something and your beliefs about it.
What is perception?
500
The passive voice is used for this reason.
What is unknown agent? (not important who/what agent is; don't want to mention agent - e.g. avoiding blame; agent is obvious)
500
This adverb means 'without exception'.
What is unconditionally?
500
This is an example of a adjective clause.
What is (answers vary)?
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