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1. Which of the following word is formed from the process of word formation called blending?
2. You …… consult a doctor.
3. Adding one word to another base word is known as………….
4. ……… rose is a beautiful flower.
5. London stands ……….. Thames.
6. Which of the following word has both suffix and prefix in its form?
7. One should pull our weight means
8. The process of word formation by adding a prefix or suffix to the base………….
9. He is …… the city.
10. Word for drink something quickly and in large quantities.
11. They ………. repainting the car.
12. Nothing can stop us,
13. ……… you finished your work?
14. I………..here since 1999.
15. I ………….. my best.
16. The cries of sheep………….
17. He is …..professor.
18. The cries of frogs…………
19. One shouldn’t count one’s chickens before they are hatched means
20. We ……….. with the Smiths for the moment.
21. A bomb exploded near the park yesterday.
22. The party started …….. time.
23. Movement faster than a walk and slower than a canter.
24. I saw him somewhere
25. You go …. with a sore throat.

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