Compound adjectives: natural disasters
Grammar: Compound adjectives
Curriculum topic
- Grade
- Grade 10
- Subject
- Английский язык
- Term
- 1
- Lesson
- № 16
- Section
- Unit Natural disasters
Learning objectives
- 10.5.3write on a range of topics in general and in the curriculum, taking into account grammatical rules
- 10.6.15use infinitive forms of a variety of verbs and adjectives related to a range of topics, both general and syllabus topics; use the gerund form after several verbs and auxiliaries; use verbs consisting of some forms of auxiliaries and phrases
Sample questions
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1
Which compound adjective describes an area badly damaged by a flood?flood-hit flood-hitting flooding-hit hit-flood
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2
A storm that continues for a long time is a ______ storm.lasting-long long-last long-lasted long-lasting
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3
Which compound adjective is spelled correctly?breaking-record record-breaking record-broke recordbreaking
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