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In grammar, derivatives are words that come from others. It's derived from something else and not original.

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- Admire --> admiration, admirable, admirably.
- Advertise --> advertising, advertised.
- Admit --> admission, admitted, admittedly.
- Adopt --> Adoption, adopted.
- Advise --> advisable, advisably.

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Compound words are formed when two or more separate words are joined together. This creates a brand new word that often has a new meaning.

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Get better

Reach a decision

Get into trouble

Get dark

Go over the top

Go red

Get even with

Get revenge

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- Abuse of power.
- Accounting firm.
- Beauty salon.
- Birth certificate.
- Board game.
- Call option.
- Cash cow.
- Death wish.

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1) Mommy, I need to come clean about the vase, I broke it not Tommy.
2) Our machines come complete with a ten-year warranty.
3) We were prevented from entering the site.
4) Don't expect sympathy from me.
5) He will suffer from studying too little.
6) They hide me from the police in their attic.

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Loanwords refers to the process of speakers adopting words from a source language into their native language.

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Loanwords refers to the process of speakers adopting words from a source language into their native language.

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Examples.

FRENCH: Ballet, Cafe, Croissant, Genre.
GERMAN: Delicatessen, Fest, Rucksack.
SPANISH: Guerrillas, Plaza, Siesta, Piñata.
JAPANESE: Karate, Ninja, Origami, Sushi.
CHINESE: Kun fu, Tofu, Yin and Yang.
NATIVE AMERICAN: Chocolate, Moccasin.

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Accuse of

Afraid of

Angry with/ at

Arrive at / in

Careful of/ with/ about

Superior to

Sure of

Translate into

Married to

Different from

Depend on

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Lay / Lie.

Travel / Trip.

Life / Live.

Rob / Steal.

Wake / Awake.

Affect / Effect.

Advice / Advise.

Compliment / Complement.

Allusion / Illusion.

Principal / Principle.

Peace / Piece.

Plain / Plane.