Nouns to Verbs 1
Her greatest __________ came when she climbed Mount Everest. (achieve)
achievement
After a long discussion, they finally reached an __________. (agree)
agreement
Anna says, “I walk to school every day.”
Anna said that she walked to school every day.
John says, “He plays football after school.”
John said that he played football after school.
“Where do you live?” she asked.
She asked where I lived.
The __________ will arrive between 9 and 11 a.m. (deliver)
delivery
The __________ of the old books raised enough money for the library. (sell)
sale
Sarah says, “I am reading a really interesting book.”
Sarah said that she was reading a really interesting book.
Tom says, “They are building a new library near my house.”
Tom said that they were building a new library near his house.
“What are you doing?” he asked.
He asked what I was doing.
The waiter received a formal __________ about the slow service. (complain)
complaint
Her __________ in the competition was celebrated by the whole team. (succeed)
success
Maria says, “I have finished my homework.”
Maria said that she had finished her homework.
James says, “We have lived here for ten years.”
James said that they had lived there for ten years.
“Have you finished your project?” the teacher asked.
The teacher asked if I had finished my project.
The project was a complete __________ due to poor planning. (fail)
failure
She received __________ for the damage to her car. (compensate)
compensation
Lisa said, “I saw a great movie last night.”
Lisa said that she had seen a great movie the night before.
Ben said, “We visited our grandparents on the weekend.”
Ben said that they had visited their grandparents on the weekend.
“Did you go to the party last night?” Anna asked.
Anna asked if I had gone to the party the night before.
The final __________ was difficult, but she picked the red dress. (choose)
choice
We are still waiting for a __________ to our complaint. (respond)
response
Emma said, “I had never tried sushi before yesterday.”
Emma said that she had never tried sushi before the day before.
Mark said, “They had left before I arrived.”
Mark said that they had left before he arrived.
“Had you seen the movie before?” he asked.
He asked if I had seen the movie before.