Use the words in brackets to form a new word that fits into the gap. 1. He has been a long- runner for a few years now (DISTANT)
2. The new flat is not . It’s too expensive (AFFORD)
3. Sally was for two years before she found a new job (EMPLOY)
4. Some top were disqualified from the competition. (gym)
5. Failures of the material are not unknown but their (occur) is low.
6. Please do not any matter with your colleagues. (discussion)
7. Listen carefully to the before you go out! (INSTRUCT)
8. Police showed in dealing with the protesters. (restrain)
9. You'll need plenty of (patient) if you want to finish it.
10. There were very few forms of (entertain) for teenagers in small towns.
11. There are few opportunities for career (advance) in this branch of the company.
12. She was rightly proud of her (achieve) .
13. His financial (depend) on his relatives soon led to arguments.
14. Please indicate your (accept) of these conditions by signing below.
15. This (proceed) must be carried out if accurate results are to be obtained.
16. The use of the new drugs has reduced rates of (infect) .
17. He is often credited with the (invent) of the television.
18. The company has over 1,000 . (employ)
19. She gave a number of performances on stage in the 1960s. (legend)
20. I found the letter that you (loose)