Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d :

“Can I borrow your pencil, please?” The antonym of “borrow” is to ------------------.

To make the noun of the verb “pollute”, we use the suffix -------------------.

Mohamed Salah is a famous player. He is -----------.

His parents died, so he lived in a / an --------------. 

This chocolate is free. It is ------------------.

To form the opposite of “regular”, we use the prefix -----.

Building new cities offers many new job -------------- for our young people.

We can form the noun of “speak” by adding the suffix ---------------.

To ---------- means to help and encourage someone.

Adham is interested in travelling into space; he wants to be a / an ---------------------.

We can form the adjective of “interest” by adding the suffix --------------.

To form the noun of “paint” we use the suffix ------.

She agreed to help her sister. She didn't -------------.

We can form the opposite of "legal” by using the prefix -------------.

I like this colourful blouse. It is ---------------.

To form the noun of the verb "sell", we use the suffix -------------.

To take air in and out of your body is to -------------.

We use the prefix “--------” to form the opposite of “pleasant”.

It's easy to drive in this wide street. The antonym of “wide” is -------------------.

He was disappointed because of losing the final match. The synonym of “disappointed” is ------------.

We use the suffix “------” to form the adverb of “loud”.

When the door is locked, it means that the house is -----.

She is a strange person. We know she is -------------.

You can form the opposite of “well” by the prefix -------.

Salah bought a nice flat on the third --------------.

It’s clear that modern technology has helped people a lot. It is really ------------------.

We add the prefix “-in” to form the antonym of --------.

To form the opposite of “pleasant”, we add the prefix ------------------.

I greeted Ali when I saw him. The antonym of “greeted” is -------------.

She wanted to attend the conference, but she didn’t have a / an ------------------.