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Read the following words. Write the words that are combined to make these words. faraway nobleman whoever moneylender sometimes Add ten more words to the list on your own. Each of the component - English

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Read the following words. Write the words that are combined to make these words.

  • faraway
  • nobleman
  • whoever
  • moneylender 
  • sometimes

Add ten more words to the list on your own. Each of the component words must be meaningful.

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Solution

  • faraway - far + away
  • nobleman - noble + man
  • whoever - who + ever
  • moneylender - money + lender
  • sometimes - some + times
  • cupboard - cup + board
  •  careless - care + less
  •  painless - pain + less
  •  comfortable - comfort + able
  •  handsome - hand + some
  •  forward - for + ward
  •  photograph - photo + graph
  •  strawberry - straw + berry
  •  pineapple - pine + apple
  •  anywhere - any + where
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Chapter 3.6: The Merchant of Venice - Exercise [Page 74]

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Balbharati English [English] Standard 6 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 3.6 The Merchant of Venice
Exercise | Q 6 | Page 74
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Chapter 3.6 The Merchant of Venice
POINTERS | Q 6. | Page 26

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