Use the endings below to make adjectives from the group of words (a-k). some groups can have more than one ending. -y, -ed, -ing, -ful, -(i)ous, -ish, -(i/a)ble, -less, -al, -(t)ic, -istic, -(e/a)nt, -ive a) mood, stuff, happiness, cloudgmystery, ambition, danger b) hope, care, help hromance,
sympathy, science c) practice, nature, logic ilike, rely, sense d) ideal, real, individual jinterest, tire, bore e) decision,create, imaginationkself, child f) importance, tolerate, difference. make adverbs from the adjectives in a, b and c. then try to add more adjectives and adverbs to each group.

1) Researchers have admitted that they do not really know how much global warming will increase in the next fifty years.
2) My professor congratulated me on passing with an A.
3) Tom asked me if I had stayed at home or gone out the day before.
4) At that time the exterior of the hotel was still being renovated.
5) They offered to do their best to situation.
6) At the car rental desk, they told them not to leave theirr luggage in a rental car.
7) Their brother apologised for not having been able to provide much support lately.
8) Visa application forms are required to be filled in online.

Most people dream of having certain things in their life, but possessions are not as important as life aims. It is simply vital for each person to have aims and to live trying to fulfill them. At first, they might seem impossible, but if we genuinely want something, it usually comes true. Aims can be different. Some people connect them with professional growth and career, others want to have a large family with many children in it. There are some that want to become famous or to stand out from the crowd. All these aims are worth considering. As a child I dreamt of having a bicycle and my parents bought it for me for good behavior and excellent marks at school. Our goals change and mature as we become older. However, we should remember if we really want something to become true, we should make every effort to achieve it. Nothing comes easy