Complete the sentences by changing the form of the word in capitals

48.  Colin became a political …………………. when he was at university.         ACT

49.  Do you know the ………………….. of the word ‘handsome’?            DERIVE

50.  I know it’s a bit annoying but there’s no need to ………………………… to such an extent.     ACT

51.  Have you got any ………………………… in your toes at all, Mr. Babcock?        SENSE

52.  We stood there watching the ………………………… drama with shock on our faces. FOLD

53.  If one of our nurses has acted …………………………, you can be assured we will take the strongest possible action against him or her. NEGLECT

54.  It’s ………………………… even trying. We’ll never get to the hospital in time. FRUIT

55.  We were all jumping around ………………………… in the corridor, desperately waiting to hear if it was a boy or a girl. PATIENT

56.  Do you really think your plans are going to come to …………………………? FRUIT

57. By the angry looks on people’s faces, I would say there was widespread ………………………… for the proposed changes to the health centre’s opening times. APPROVE

58.  I used to think I could change the world, but then ………………………… set in when I reached my early thirties. ILLUSION

59.  I can’t believe you forgot to get your wife a birthday present. You’re so ………………………… sometimes. NEGLECT

60.  She told me she’s not ………………………… in the slightest for what she said.     REGRET

61. There’s a lot of ………………………… with the government at the moment. I think they might well get kicked out at the next election. CONTENT

62.  As I told Rose how I felt she was completely …………………………, so I had no idea at all what she was thinking. RESPOND