1 typical renewal magical chemical botanical valiant hydrant indignant stimulant luxuriant assailant occupant incessant applicant consonant cereals alleged civilian secluded abominate Join —al to comic, logic, cubic, sign, brute, recite, remove, arrive. The applicant made indignant denial of his alleged scheming. The occupants of the secluded domicile gambled incessantly. A valiant civilian shielded a mulatto from a brutal assailant. Our fertile prairies yield a luxuriant growth of cereals. Chemical changes appear almost magical. The rector abominates the use of whisky or like stimulants. The city's hydrants need renewal. With breech-loading rifles we defended breaches in the rampart. 2 miscreant intolerant mendicant immigrant descendant critical tragical physical identical fanatical prodigal cannibal acquittal occasional economical incite censure beseech stalwart lieutenant Add —ant to account, assist, claim, defend, attend, repent, depend. His descendants were prodigal, not economical. Finally they became mere mendicants. Immigrants are intolerant of even occasional censures. The lieutenant was critical of his recruit's physical courage. A stalwart miscreant accused of cannibal practices secured acquittal. Another tragical scene occurred at that identical spot. Pontiac readily incited the fanatical Indians to revolt. An adept in botanical lore went on a canoeing trip. Lye for cleansing woollen shawls has lain here for eight weeks. A mere mite of a bugler moaned beseechingly for a draught of water. 3 raiment adjacent reticent opponent diffident indulgent competent consistent provident permanent marvel sequel infidel citadel trammel gibbet penitent obligation protector antiquated Write —ent with differ, insist, confide, reside, provide, compete. His wily opponent was reticent, divulging few secrets. A gibbet was erected adjacent to the citadel. His antiquated raiment is consistent with his provident custom. Is he competent to revise any permanent obligations? Though hesitating and diffident he stubbornly maintained his stand. The sequel showed how indulgent the protector was to penitent rebels. Do not trammel the posse of police in pursuit of the kidnapper. Broken treaties led to conflict. Consult a treatise on ague. The lawyer gave good counsel to the mayor and village council. 4 deceit conceit ceiling conceive receiving fiend shriek achieve relieve reprieve prevalent expedient stringent intelligent benevolent pleurisy catarrh manifest bigamist machinist Catarrh and pleurisy are prevalent. Satan is the arch fiend. The court received urgent requests to reprieve the bigamist. Success is achieved by intelligent effort. It is expedient to use metal ceilings. The benevolent machinist is believed to be conceited. The villain shrieked when his deceit was manifest. Customs officers conceived it necessary to make stringent rules against smugglers. Pistils are seed-bearing organs. Rewarded according to his deserts. A stream with cascades and cataracts. Note: When sounded like long e, i comes before e, except after c. 5 elegance defiance alliance variance appliance arrogance ambulance reluctance annoyance conveyance surfeit forfeit counterfeit heinous inveigle project dynamite terminate excessive explosive Note: When not sounded like long e, the order of the letters is ei. Use an ambulance for his conveyance to a hospital. A surfeit of wealth leads to arrogance. The use of dynamite and other explosives was an excessive annoyance. With reluctance a counterfeiter produced his skilful appliances. The elegance of his address diverted suspicion from his heinous crimes. As the allies are at variance, the alliance may terminate. By their defiance of justice they forfeited our assurance of relief. His soul was teeming with projects of deceit. A Hindu fakir inveigled me by his cleverness. A wretch reeled over but, seizing the reins, he reseated himself. 6 (Review) cereal achieve incite typical catarrh heinous renewal fiendish reticent variance civilian physical adjacent pleurisy inveigle dynamite reprieve expedient miscreant acquittal counterfeit descendant assailant consistent machinist benevolent lieutenant conveyance Improvident mendicants made incessant appeals for relief. A reticent lieutenant achieved mastery over his assailant. Is it expedient to reprieve the miscreant who incited to such heinous crimes? Pleurisy and catarrh are physical ailments. Was it fiendish to use dynamite in besieging a citadel? An arrogant but benevolent machinist deemed it consistent with honor to inveigle counterfeiters. Wheat is a typical cereal. A renewal of the civilians' league led to many variances with the soldiers. 7 offence defence pretence eminence diligence deference eloquence indolence excellence recurrence device entice suffice spliced indict bulwarks maintain inditing commodore despicable Form words in —ence from prefer, infer, confer, reside, revere. Give verb forms corresponding to advice, device, practice, prophecy. For a recurrence of the despicable offence he was promptly indicted before a magistrate. The eloquence of the lawyer sufficed for his defence. In deference to the commodore's request he spliced ropes with diligence. His indolence was truly a pretence to cloak knavery. A bulwark is perched on the lofty eminence. Savory fruits enticed the saucy ruffian. The excellence of his device for maintaining warmth is acknowledged. The document was indited and sealed. It is a wise practice not to prophesy about elections. 8 malice novice cornice solstice artifice estuary obituary dromedary secretary arbitrary auxiliary adversary sanctuary temporary stationary wether brigand bureau enumerate incredible Add —ary to beg, note, vision, infirm, imagine, mission, custom. The malice of his adversary was incredible. Though a mere novice in business, he is made temporary secretary of the grocers' guild. The obituary notice was deceiving. The brigands fled on dromedaries beyond the Nile estuary. The cornice meets the sanctuary ceiling. Is the sun stationary at the solstice? The arbitrary tyrant was won over by a clever artifice. Enumerate the auxiliary verbs. From a circle around the moon many augur foul weather. A tainted wether of the flock. An ermine mantle occupied the mantel-piece. The adze and auger are carpenters' tools. A handsome bureau adorned the ladies' waiting-room. 9 roguery quackery colliery cemetery artillery cajolery treachery shrubbery monastery stationery axis oasis crisis gratis trellis mechanism ingenious delectable periodical revolution Join —ery to brave, scene, pot, mock, slave, brew, distil, bake. Can you distinguish between quackery, cajolery, and roguery? A corps of artillery quelled the feud at the colliery. A cemetery near the monastery is concealed by profuse shrubbery and vines climbing on trellises. The treachery of the guards occasioned an alarming crisis. An oasis in the desert is delectable. The earth's revolution on its axis is shown by an ingenious mechanism. His services are given gratis. Purchase the periodicals at a stationery store. A stationary engine is one not movable. A stationer sells stationery, as a confectioner sells confectionery. 10 oratory cursory dilatory lavatory dormitory directory desultory obligatory compulsory promissory harass cutlass trespass abscess embarrass merciless malignant merchandise curriculum interrogative Put —ory or —tory with direct, deposit, prepare, purge, explain. The college lavatory adjoins the dormitory, not the vestibule. A dilatory customer was embarrassed by the cashier's refusal to discount a promissory note. A cursory glance revealed a malignant abscess. Desultory attacks in the merciless warfare harassed our adversaries. Trespassers were frightened off by guards equipped with cutlasses. Oratory is made obligatory by the new curriculum. I certified to the completeness of the revised directory. Freight charges on the cargo of merchandise are not satisfactory. Alter the exclamatory sentence to an interrogative one. 11 destine doctrine aniline gelatine sanguine profile ductile missile imbecile projectile license incense dispense condense recompense superseded destructive apothecary temperament Dreadnought Form words by adding —e to bath, cloth, loath, wreath, breath. Condensed aniline dyes seem destined to supersede other varieties. He advocates the doctrine of recompensing owners of revoked licenses. The projectiles hurled from a modern Dreadnought's batteries are most destructive missiles. The apothecary does not dispense gelatine or incense. The imbecile is obstinate. Gold is ductile. His countenance as seen in profile indicates a sanguine temperament. The marshal mustered the troops levied in populous centres. A circus troupe delighted the populace. 12 (Review) indict missile artifice roguery harass aniline dilatory obituary imbecile guerilla cemetery business auxiliary sanguine solstice secretary projectile supersede recurrence ingenious despicable eminence promissory curriculum apothecary embarrass treachery Dreadnought A stationer was indicted for roguery. The artifice of his counsel sufficed in that crisis. The novice was dilatory in inditing the secretary's obituary notice. The apothecary was embarrassed by despicable treachery. Offensive warfare harassed our auxiliaries. The Dreadnought's eminence is due to projectiles of incredible force. The apparatus for aniline dyeing is ingenious. Sanguine of business success. A recurrence of the solstice. A new curriculum of studies supersedes the old. Ancient missiles are found in a cemetery facing the sanctuary. I purchased two bureaus. 13 ratable pitiable laudable palatable acceptable deplorable impassable inestimable inflammable controllable sabre lucre sombre spectre sceptre equipped battalion compassion phosphorus expenditure Form words in —able from agree, excite, prove, deplore, conceal. The emperor's sceptre is of inestimable value. Few mountain barriers are now impassable. The tax on rateable property is for controllable expenditures. Filthy lucre is a term applied to money got by deplorable practices. The battalion were equipped with acceptable sabres. The spectre in the theatrical scene wore a sombre mien. His laudable attempts to relieve pitiable distress. Phosphorus is highly inflammable. Castor-oil is usually unpalatable. Commiseration lessens grief, yet the lesson of affliction is invaluable. After dessert he usually dozes on a lounge. 14 legible audible credible plausible digestible eligible feasible admissible corruptible contemptible creator incisor impostor executor competitor affidavit plaintiff testimony signature cauliflower Add —ible to force, resist, divide, digest, sense, corrupt, produce. A credible witness made affidavit that the plausible professor was an impostor. The laughter was inaudible. The competitor was ineligible, nor was his testimony deemed admissible. Beavers possess forcible incisors. The executor of the plaintiff's estate is incorruptible. God is our creator. The signature is illegible—a contemptible scrawl. Though perplexing, the project is feasible. Is cauliflower fairly digestible? They were admitted to the queen's presence and their beautiful presents accepted. Undue severity towards criminals is rarely permissible. I gain nought by climbing a knoll. The belle wore a pearl brooch at the bridal party. 15 traceable chargeable changeable damageable manageable peaceable noticeable serviceable advantageable marriageable integer coroner diameter conjurer idolater czar forte duet cede queue diet lieu guise alien adage Note that the e is retained to preserve the soft sound of c or g. An alien idolater was in the guise of a native conjurer. The czar is a peaceable ruler. A serviceable rule for finding the diameter of a circle. The Chinaman's queue is noticeable. Coroners' fees are chargeable to public funds. He has two marriageable daughters. Wrestling is my forte. Use goblets in lieu of tumblers. An unmanageable team of ponies. His ideas are changeable. Malleable iron is made into wagon tires. France ceded Canada to England. The celery was unsaleable. Wrap the damageable goods in linen. Two-thirds is not an integer. 16 facial official glacial especial judicial artificial beneficial provincial commercial appointment gamester gossamer barrister chorister scavenger bouquet recently government responsible community Note the hyphen in well-bred, ox-eyed, air-tight, text-book, able-bodied, well-meant, high-flier, lion-hearted, fire-escape. Canada has wonderful commercial advantages. The barrister aspires to a judicial appointment from the provincial government. Glacial action is largely responsible for our Great Lakes. The scavenger's duties are beneficial to the whole community. The facial expression of the gamester is especially severe. A bouquet of artificial lilies was recently presented to the chorister by the choir officials. Gossamer has an interesting derivation. Europeans were here later than the Indians; the latter are dying out. His lax behavior proves that he lacks self-control. 17 physic mimic traffic shellac bivouac picnicker mimicking trafficked rollicking bivouacked spiritual inspiring aspiration dispiriting conspiracy urchin extinct corridor galvanized wearisome Note: k is used in these words to keep the c hard. Zincked or galvanized iron is serviceable. Trafficking in negroes is not wholly extinct. The frolicsome urchins mimicked the simpleton. Bivouacking is usually wearisome. Some rollicking picnickers suffered later from colicky pains. He shellacked the corridor floors. A prominent doctor believes in physicking his patients. He has aspirations to be a pianist. We have spiritual as well as bodily comforts. It was dispiriting to find the conspiracy so widespread. The address on science was most inspiring. 18 (Review) spectre integer bouquet incisors coroner acceptable plausible pitiable sceptre feasible affidavit palatable signature chargeable bivouac battalion beneficial artificial competitor conspiracy government eligible plaintiff impostor noticeable trafficker scavenger cauliflower The coroner's signature is noticeable in the affidavit. It was pitiable to see the scavenger wasted to a mere spectre. The bivouac of the battalion was highly beneficial. Cauliflower is palatable. The plaintiff charged his competitors with conspiracy. The government favors a feasible scheme of artificial drainage. The plausible impostor is not eligible for office. A bouquet of daisies was acceptable. Integers are not fractions. Gnawing animals have sharp incisors. Is he a trafficker in liquor licenses? 19 option fiction diction sanction rejection deception expedition absorption temptation competition rudiment nutriment merriment impediment compliment hazardous physiology examination conscience proposition Write words in —tion from create, defect, rotate, quote, dispose. I await the sanction or the rejection of my proposition. Even keen competition need not induce deception. The author received compliments on his recent fiction. We had the option of joining the expedition but deemed it too hazardous. There is an eager absorption of nutriment by a healthy system. He has an impediment in speech, but his diction is choice. Their merriment implies no deception. He tries an examination on the rudiments of physiology. Obey your conscience despite temptations. Send a petition to the city council against flimsy partitions in buildings. 20 terrific aquatic athletic despotic pathetic prolific intrinsic pugilistic democratic aristocratic vehement implement settlement amazement complement ensue beverage exhibition programme agricultural Add —ic to angel, hero, tone, algebra, botany, drama, mason. Pugilistic exhibitions were excluded from the athletic programme. The regiment had a full complement of heroic privates. In the newer settlements agricultural implements are necessary. Our government is democratic, not despotic or aristocratic. We viewed with amazement their use of alcoholic beverages and the pathetic scenes that ensued. The naval conflict was vehement, even terrific. The walrus is aquatic in habits. Our prairies give a prolific yield of wheat, whose intrinsic or inherent worth is great. The United States is a republic. A frantic struggle with a lunatic. 21 deity agility facility civility sincerity iniquity docility alacrity vicinity dexterity Grecian magician optician politician electrician prescribe displayed negotiate worshipped certificate Join —ity to intense, absurd, plural, noble, fatal, sincere, docile. An optician prescribed for my eyes. The politician dwelt on the iniquity of his opponents and his own sincerity. A magician displayed agility and dexterity. Ancient Grecian deities were publicly worshipped by sacrifices. An electrician negotiated for a residence in our vicinity. Civility and sincerity are certificates of refinement. Accepting the challenge with alacrity, he showed his facility in handling weapons. Don't meddle with the gas-meter. Juicy pears are extremely agreeable to the palates of fever patients. 22 apprise criticise catechise advertise supervise analyse paralyse enterprise compromise enfranchise gaiety surety sobriety notoriety propriety collapse habitual definition disputant intoxicating Note: Chastise, comprise, demise, despise, devise, disguise, exercise, merchandise, revise, surprise, surmise, also end in ise. There is no surety that the enterprise will not collapse. He criticised the propriety of using gestures. The deceased was paralysed for years before his demise. To analyse means to resolve into simpler elements. The disputants compromised by agreeing to accept my definition. I apprised the foreigners that they could not vote, as they were not enfranchised. Their disloyalty was a matter of public notoriety. Habitual temperance in using intoxicating liquors is laudable sobriety. Mention the provinces comprised in Canada. Explain the meaning of numerator and denominator. 23 baptize utilize realize civilize tantalize patronize authorize familiarize emphasize sympathize addict verdict dedicate contradict predicate assertion missionary justifiable licentious bereavement Join —ize to equal, brutal, real, central, signal, pauper. He realizes that the verdict is justifiable. Emphasize the predicate. I am authorized to contradict his assertions. Refrain from tantalizing dumb creatures. Patronize home products. The church was dedicated to divine worship. The heathens were baptized in the presence of many spectators. Previously they were addicted to licentious practices. Missionaries aid in civilizing savage peoples. I sincerely sympathize with you in your bereavement. Familiarize yourself with the means of utilizing waste products. 24 (Review) gaiety aquatic analyse civility beverage sincerely sanction facility criticise optician paralyse dexterity negotiate magician docility decision vehement recognize conscience intoxicate physiology spectator implement emphasize worshipper competition programme bereavement The worshippers criticised the spectators for lack of civility. The magician's dexterity was advertised on the programme. The optician vehemently condemns beverages that intoxicate. Recognize the sanction of a sincere conscience. He analyses sentences with facility. The mayor's decision recognized the aquatic exhibition. He negotiated a loan to organize an implement factory. His bereavement has paralysed all gaiety. Elephants are remarkable for their docility. There is keen competition in our physiology class. The missionary emphasized the iniquity of perjury. 25 genius radius exodus impetus stimulus gladiolus terminus narcissus apparatus ignoramus siphon graphic epitaph phaeton phantom vision solicitor extraordinary encouragement manufacturing Use no hyphen in barefaced, greyhound, breastplate, breadstuffs. The Bible contains a graphic account of the exodus from Egypt. The narcissus and gladiolus are favourite flowers. Describe the difference between a phaeton and a carriage. The epitaph on the solicitor's tomb was composed by a genius, not an ignoramus. The radius of a circle can readily be computed without special apparatus. Encouragement is a great stimulus to exertion. The terminus of the steamboat route is an important site for manufacturing. The weight of the atmosphere causes liquids to flow in a siphon. A phantom is a fancied, not a real, vision. Abundant harvests give an extraordinary impetus to trade. 26 perilous covetous timorous frivolous poisonous felicitous disastrous boisterous gluttonous miraculous mileage acreage mortgage equipage disparage republic allowance adventure exaggerate automobile Add —ous to fibre, nerve, pomp, resin, riot, venom, wonder, zeal. The acreage under cultivation is exaggerated. He disparages the importance of our felicitous relations with the republic. A gluttonous person is too covetous of dainty victuals. Senators have an ample mileage allowance. To the timorous the adventure appeared perilous. His recovery after swallowing the poisonous draught was miraculous. The automobile is our latest equipage. It may be disastrous to mortgage the residence. Avoid being frivolous or boisterous. Beware the bite of a venomous reptile. 27 session evasion version decision collision derision omission dimension dissension digression ninths eighths twelfths thirtieths ninetieths calculate utterance parliament penniless pronunciation Form words in —sion from confuse, infuse, possess, depress, omit, revise. Add —ths to forty, sixty, eighty, hundred, thousand. There was an omission of two-eighths from the total. The utterance of a penniless passenger gives a new version of the collision. Dissensions in parliament prolonged the session. How many ninetieths equal eleven-thirtieths? His address contained serious digressions from the main issue. Calculate the dimensions of the rectangle to the twelfth of an inch. The decision to modify pronunciation was greeted with cries of derision. There should be no evasion of duty. How much is two-thirds of one-ninth? 28 function quotation exemption redemption completion inflection institution conjunction transaction consumption mosque opaque unique oblique antique renown campaign chameleon congratulate triumphant Write words in —tion from exert, digest, donate, incline, reject. The conjunction has no inflection. His collection of antique vases is renowned. The chameleon is unique in some respects. What is the function of the hyphen? The worshippers in the mosque are not Christians. I congratulated the general upon the triumphant completion of his campaign. Explain the difference between vertical and oblique lines. Ground glass is somewhat opaque. A foreign institution secured exemption from taxation. Consumption is often fatal. I cited quotations from English authors. The redemption of the notes was a costly transaction. 29 duellist jeweller traveller towelling imperilled chiselled medallist apparelled councillor victualler gentian artesian comedian barbarian Presbyterian decrepit costume extricate scrutinize exhaustible Note: Words ending in one l double it on adding a vowel suffix. The comedian is a noted duellist, excelling in the use of the sword. The traveller was apparelled in the native barbarian costume. The councillor advocated artesian wells to give an inexhaustible supply of excellent water. The jeweller chiselled a gentian on the medallist's watch. The licensed victuallers scrutinized the quality of the towelling. A Presbyterian clergyman imperilled his life to extricate the decrepit vagrant. He shovelled the snow away to steer the sleigh easily. People who affect too much politeness rarely effect much real good. 30 (Review) opaque acreage epitaph twelfths decrepit covetous solicitor oblique phaeton equipage omission mortgage frivolous ninetieths victualler inflection campaign counsellor apparelled apparatus felicitous completion automobile miraculous parliament exhaustible congratulate Presbyterian There was an omission of the phaeton, automobile, and other equipages from the mortgage. The frivolous solicitor was covetous of being made king's counsellor. The epitaph of the Presbyterian minister is very felicitous. A decrepit victualler was oddly apparelled. The acreage under cereals is a great encouragement. Parliament congratulated the army upon the completion of the campaign. Our prairies appear inexhaustible in fertility. How much is eight-twelfths of seven-ninetieths? A miraculous rescue. 31 labor valor dolor arbor fervor succor rancor glamor splendor demeanor honorary valorous dolorous humorist clamorous cypress corporal sycamore appreciate accomplish Note: Instead of the final or in many noun forms our is recognized as a variant. The u in the latter form is invariably dropped when the suffix ous is added. The mien of the humorist when off the stage is dolorous. The corporal's valorous demeanor was highly commended. He was elected honorary president of the federated labor union. The villain's malice and rancor were severely censured. Her beauty and splendor cast a glamor over all. Deeds of valor are accomplished in the joyous fervor of youth. When in danger of drowning he was very clamorous for succor. In my garden is an arbor sheltered by cypress and sycamore trees. Filled with dolor at the prospect of death. I appreciate Arbor Day. 32 duteous piteous aqueous gaseous bounteous righteous plenteous nauseous courteous erroneous typify mystify rectify beautify sanctify illuminate almsgiving manuscript compassionate circumstantial Add —ify to class, pure, false, glory, ample, intense, just, diverse. Steam is aqueous vapor. He was very courteous when requested to rectify the erroneous statement. Castor-oil typifies a nauseous draught. Bounteous almsgiving and righteous behavior beautified his life. Gaseous products from coal illuminate our houses. A plenteous peach yield. The circumstantial evidence merely mystified the jurors. Her piteous appeal fell on compassionate ears. A duteous daughter sanctifies a home. He was accused of falsifying the manuscript. A pair of moccasins. He related an anecdote of a penniless acquaintance of ours. 33 dubious hilarious obnoxious laborious penurious notorious delirious ingenious luxurious abstemious rarefy liquefy putrefy stupefy rascality corduroy telephone vagabond phonograph temperature Join —ous to injury, envy, mystery, vary, victory, study. When delirious his temperature was so high as to cause anxiety. He seemed dubious of victory. When he won there was hilarious rejoicing. Heat liquefies metals. Using tobacco tends to stupefy a youth. He is not luxurious, but rather penurious, in his tastes. Obnoxious weeds should be ruthlessly destroyed. Instances of long life are chiefly among the abstemious. Putrefied meat is poisonous. The vagabond was notorious for his rascality. Edison is a type of the laborious and ingenious inventor. To him we owe the phonograph. The telephone was invented by a Canadian, Dr. Bell. The air is rarefied as one ascends. Corduroy trousers. 34 cavalier fusilier grenadier brigadier chevalier gaselier chandelier electrolier financier chiffonier geranium aquarium gymnasium harmonium nasturtium resolute originally inadequate discordant establishment Note: No capital is needed in such phrases as, morocco leather, plaster of paris, french polish, prussian blue, turkey red, etc. Originally soldiers were described by the particular weapon used; as, grenadier, fusilier, bombardier. The chandelier is the most ancient, next the gaselier, and now the electrolier. The financier encouraged the establishment of a gymnasium. Place a bouquet of geraniums and nasturtiums on the chiffonier. The brigadier was resolute in exacting obedience. Our school aquarium is inadequate. The church harmonium is woefully discordant. Cavaliers or chevaliers were armed horsemen. 35 mutineer domineer gazetteer buccaneer scrutineer athlete compete secrete complete concrete secede accede concede precede stampede cupola asthma militia naphtha orchestra Note: Agreed, exceed, indeed, proceed, succeed. The mutineers seized the ship and started as buccaneers. He proceeded to complete the cupola. The athlete conceded the advantage to his rival. He graciously acceded to my request. Some dissatisfied members seceded from the orchestra. A wooden pavement preceded the concrete one. The scrutineer succeeded in preventing our secreting the ballots. The militia domineered over the citizens. Purchase a naphtha launch. Fire caused the tethered horses to stampede. We did not compete for publishing the gazetteer. Asthma is frequently fatal. 36 (Review) accede militia piteous asthma cypress concrete succor gaselier naphtha adequate sanctify splendor ingenious rascality putrefy telephone sycamore plenteous aquarium humorous orchestra financier geranium preceding nauseous obnoxious demeanor manuscript The militia proceeded to succor the cavalry. The financier's demeanor was obnoxious to the orchestra. Sycamore trees are plenteous, but cypresses are scarce. The orchestra played humorous pieces at the aquarium. Concrete the cellar. It was piteous to witness the asthma patients. Telephone for an adequate supply of naphtha. A piece of ingenious rascality. In the preceding year the queen acceded to the request of her subjects. Putrefying vegetables are dangerous. A manuscript shows a gaselier. 37 judicious capacious malicious audacious sagacious veracity ferocity vivacity scarcity capacity adhere sincere austere cashmere hemisphere reticule renegade adherence characterize archipelagos Change ferocity, vivacity, capacity, sagacity, veracity to forms in —ous. Make nouns in —ity from atrocious, capacious, sagacious. The sagacious collie exhibits no ferocity. The audacious renegade adhered to his malicious fiction. Though austere in features he has great vivacity in manner. A sincere, judicious adherence to right principles characterized the governor. I am conscious of the scarcity of men with eminent business capacity. Veracity signifies strict regard for truth. Genuine cashmere shawls come from Asia. There are few archipelagos in our hemisphere. A foreign guide carried a bowie knife in a capacious reticule. 38 fictitious vexatious ambitious infectious expeditious curiosity inferiority generosity university immensity opium asylum gypsum quorum museum committee inordinate overwhelm magnificent acknowledge Make noun forms of words in —ious, and adj. forms of those in —ity. The university possesses a magnificent museum. Infectious diseases are readily spread. Hire an expeditious conveyance. Be cautious to abstain from opium. The patients at the asylum gave fictitious names. Gypsum frequently contains the fossil remains of extinct animals. Owing to the lack of a quorum the committee transacted no business. Inordinate curiosity is often vexatious to others. Though almost overwhelmed by adversity they manifested princely generosity. The immensity of the British empire is now fully acknowledged. He is ambitious to control the woollen industry. 39 secrecy privacy delicacy clemency obstinacy cordial congenial parochial centennial testimonial beacon matron venison environs oblivion beguile revenue heighten ceremony complexion Write sec. person sing. of pray, prayed, bless, hate, ruled; e.g., burnest. The delicacy of the matron's complexion is very noticeable. The city's environs have asphalt avenues. The emperor is renowned for clemency. The centennial ceremonies rescued many quaint customs from oblivion. The rector maintained secrecy as to his parochial revenues. Congenial companions beguiled a tedious voyage. Obstinacy merely heightened the culprit's guilt. The princess is most cordial towards friends in the privacy of her home. Beacon lights are essential to the safety of sailors. I won a testimonial for good behavior. Savory venison is digestible. 40 accurate duplicate intricate elaborate collegiate initiate fascinate anticipate expectorate emancipate indicative nominative transitive subjunctive comparative obscene crescent sciatica ascertain condescend Write verb forms like prayeth, from love, mourn, fear, see, reign. I ascertained that the principal of the Collegiate Institute anticipates a big attendance. The crescent moon is the Turkish symbol. His scheme is too elaborate and intricate. I sent a receipt in duplicate. He distinguishes accurately between the indicative and the subjunctive mood. The empress condescended to occupy a comparatively mean cottage. Serpents are said to fascinate and stupefy their prey. England emancipated negro slaves about 1808. Refrain from obscene language. A skilful doctor relieved my sciatica. Avoid coughing and expectorating phlegm on the street. |