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    Compound adjectives (English exercise n°12769 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Compound adjectives
    Complete the compound adjectives in these sentences.




    English exercise "Compound adjectives" created by felin (15-11-2006) with The test builder
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    1. She has a nine- old son.
    2. When I saw him, he was with a very good- woman in a blue suit.
    3. My best friend is very well so he can go to expensive restaurants.
    4. They were both wearing short- shirts.
    5. Jeff has just got a part - job now. He works three hours a day, Monday to Thursday.
    6. My cousin's just bought a brand- car.
    7. It was a very badly- article: terrible punctuation and lots of spelling mistakes.
    8. I had a nice time with my friend - she's good company and very easy- .
    9. One boy was very badly : he kept shouting and then threw food all over the floor
    10. Goran Ivanisevic is probably the most famous left tennis player.
    11. She's got a little shop near the market, where she sells second- things.
    12. Have you ever met a well- actor or singer?






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