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Formation of words

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1. The audience burst into (applaud) at the end of the concert.

2. It is very (heal) to live in a damp house.

3. Her (behave) has not improved a lot I'm afraid !

4. She is extremely (know) about Picasso.

5. As she is so (satisfaction) with her job, I advised her to resign.

6. It is always nice to talk with Robert because he is a very (learn) man.

7. Her new novel is (exception) good.

8. What is the (long) of your caravan?

9. There was a heavy (pour) yesterday and it ruined all my work in the garden.

10. She was very (set) when she received an anonymous letter.