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The story was filmed. ( )
He elbowed his way through the crowd. ()
They kept us in the dark.
I have no say in the matter. ( )
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A tape - to tape: They are taping the programme. The programme has been taped. They ' ll tape the programme, etc.
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It gave me quite a scare. That was a good laugh. The film had a long run.
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: -ing, -y, -ee, -ist, -ette, -ed;
: anti-, super-, pro-, mis-, re-, etc.
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Summitolog ist ( )
Super war ( )
A smart y ()
A cut y ()
Environmental ist ( )
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Beggar - to beg
Legislator - to legislate
Burglar - to burgle
to vacuumclean ( vacuum clean ing), to stagemanage, to housekeep.
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: caps (capital letters), demo (demonstration), intro (introductory sentence), ad (advertisement).
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Sis - sister, professor- prof, second - sec, difference - dif, etc.
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Plane (aeroplane), cab (cabriolet), phone (telephone).
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LLC - limited liability company, V-Day - Victory Day, Interpol - international police, etc.
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Do it your self - on the do-it-your-self principle
Stay slim - a stay-slim diet
A performance given out of town - an out-of-town performance
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To take off - a take off, a drawback, a comeback
A flight test - to flighttest, to roadtest, to headline
End of term - end of term examinations, heart to heart - a heart-to-heart talk
A hook and eye - to hook and eye
Cat and dog - a cat and dog life
Dark hair - a dark-hair ed girl
One side - one sid ed approach
Do it yourself - a do-it-yourself er
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World-famous, week-long, air-sick
Dark-brown, light-green
Radio-transmitted, flood-affected, nuclear-powered, Oxford-educated
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hurry () + bustle () = hustle; shine () + glimmer () = shimmer
