WHAT KIND OF WORDS ARE THE BOLD ONES?
1. There are advertisements for the job in all local newspapers
2. If you want to sell your house, why don't you advertise it on the internet?
3. George Clooney looks so attractive!!
4. The announcement of their divorce surprised everyone
5. She has been actively involved in many human rights campaigns
6. You must wait for the confirmation letter before paying the bill
7. Come on! Think logically and don't make a fuss about it!
8. Obama is the most popular politician in the world
9. A lot of people say they aren't interested in politics
10. African American is more politically correct than black
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH A WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN CAPITAL LETTERS
1. Artists must be , otherwise they just repeat what they see or hear CREATE
2. Why are you so of his work? He's just doing his best. CRITIC
3. Have you made up your mind? We need to know your as soon as possible. DECIDE
4. He's too shy to look people when he talks to them DIRECT
5. Have they put the Christmas yet? DECORATE
6. They put too many unnecesary in food ADD
7. I think that there's no point in arguing with him. Just ignore him. HONEST
8. Extraterrestrial life has not been proved yet. SCIENCE
9. Why don't you call the if the lights don't work? ELECTRIC
10. Music and television are forms of ENTERTAIN
11. The concert didn't live up to our EXPECT
12. The electric company admitted their for the blackout RESPOND
13. Did you use to have as a child? ALLOW
14. I don't like those trousers, no matter how they are FASHION
15. Life varies according to country and gender EXPECT
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Diana was born into the Spencer family, a family of British nobility with royal ancestry, and she was the youngest daughter of John Spencer, Viscount Althorp, and Frances Roche. She grew up in Park House, situated on the Sandringham estate, and was educated in England and Switzerland. In 1975—after her father inherited the title of Earl Spencer—she became known as Lady Diana Spencer. She came to prominence in February 1981 when her engagement to Prince Charles was announced to the world.
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