We use -ion (discuss - discussion), -ment (agree - agreement), -ation (organise - organisation), -y (deliver
- delivery) to form abstract nouns from verbs.
1 Scientists are very excited about the
of an ancient stream on
Mars. (DISCOVER)
2 The members of the mission needed hospital
after the accident. (TREAT)
3 If you want
... about space
exploration, visit this website. (INFORM)
4 The revised of this book contains
a lot of information about space. (EDIT)

ther is a zoo in our town. it is big. there are a lot of animals in the zoo. the are wolves,foxes, elephants, zebras, bears an some others. on sundays parents with their children go to the zoo. children like watching animals' life and feeding them.

1. isn't she

2. aren't they

3. can't they

4. can't he

5. aren't they

6. has she

7. haven't they

8. can they

9. is he

1. when she looked for her keys, she found her pen.

2. mary asked a women, "have you ever looked after a child? "

3. look at this woman. she looks nice doesn't she?

4. you won't be able to translate this text until you would not look all the words in a dictionary.

5. i 'am waiting  impatiently meeting this man.

6. she looks like her mother

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