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Increase your vocabulary 1-4 Synthesis

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1) Once upon a time, in a (beauty)beautifulbeautifullybeautyfulbeautifullI don't know and vast (King) KingshipKingnessKinghoodKingdomI don't know, a fair Princess was enjoying a very happy (child)childishchildhoodchildnesschildishlychildomI don't know and adolescence with her Royal parents, until her mother died (expect)unexpectedlyinexpectlyinexpectedlydisexpectedlyI don't know. The King had to remarry (quick) quickfullyquicklyquicknessI don't know for his people's good. After that event, the Princess, ironically nicknamed 'Cinderella', led a very (comfort)uncomfortinguncomfortableincomfortablecomfortableI don't know life with her new family. She suffered much (hard)hardhoodhardomharmfulhardshipI don't know : (fair)fairlessunfairnot fairinfairdisfairI don't know (treat) treatstreatingstreatnesstreatmentsI don't know, (oppress) oppreshionoppressionoppressivenessoppressivityI don't know and (punish) punishedpunishionpunishingpunishmentsI don't know were her daily lot ... Her life was (bear) inbearableimbearabledisbearableunbearableI don't know, but she didn't lose hope during that long stretch of (obscure)obscurenessobscurilityobscuredobscurityI don't know and (suffer)sufferssufferingsuffernesssufferedI don't know. 'Cinderella' (final)finallyfinalmentfinalityfinalyI don't know managed to get (recognize) recognishmentrecognizingrecognitionrecognizedI don't know and (happy) happynesshappylyhappinesshappilyI don't know. She could enjoy (free) freedomlyfreedomfreenessfreehoodI don't know and love with her Prince Charming. Like in most tales, they lived happily ever after.

2) Let's sympathize with all the (power) empoweringpoweringpowerfuloverpoweringI don't know people of the world, real or legendary. When you're in charge of a country and (fame)famousfamelyfamefulfamefullyI don't know, you're not allowed to be (worth)worthlessworthinessworthlesslyworthyI don't know, or (fear)fearfulfearlessfearfullyI don't know. You have to fight against any (able)disablenessinabilitydisabilityabilityI don't know, as King George VI did. You must have (consider)considerableconsideringconsiderousconsideredI don't know strength of mind. You have to work, (comfortable)comfortlesslycomfortablyuncomfortablyI don't know of course, but (noise)nosynoseynoiselesslynoisilynoisyI don't know, for your (govern)governedgoverninggovernmentI don't know and your fellow (city)citizenshipcity-dwellerscitizensI don't know, avoiding to shock and cause scandals. Being a King, a Prince, or Princess means you must always act (thought)thoughtfulthoughtfulnessthoughtfullythoughtlesslyI don't know and give up a part of your private (depend)dependencydependabilitydependableindependenceI don't know. What a job ! Would you like to be a King ? ;0)