Ex. 5 p. 177

bridal, bushy, corrupt, modest, monotonous, mythological, painful, proud, reluctant, vain, bloody, brotherly, earthly, fatherly, friendly, heavenly, homely, milky, motherly, nightly, watery, womanly, manly, truly, timely, cloudy, handy, lively, roomy, wartime/like.

Ex. 12 p. 180

docusoap < docu(mentary) + soap (opera);

alcopop < alco(hol) + pop (= pay);

heliport < helicopter + airport;

motel < motor + hotel;

boatel < boat + hotel;

breathalyzer < breath + analyzer;

prosumer < professional + consumer;

Eurovision < European + television;

multiversity < multiple + university;

newscast < news + broadcast;

paratroops < parachute + troops;

telecast < television + broadcast;

travelogue < travel + catalogue;

telex < teleprinter + exchange;

smaze < smoke + haze;

positron < positive + electron;

medicare < medical care;

dawk < dove + hawk (a politician who tries to cater to both liberal and conservative parties);

Eurailpass < European + rail + pass;

Fritalux < France + Italy + Benelux;

identikit < identification kit (фоторобот);

petnapping < pet + kidnapping;

petrodollars < petroleum + dollars;

stagflation < stagnation + inflation;

swacket < sweater + jacket;

vodkatini < vodka + martini;

docufantasy < documentary + fantasy;

dramacom < drama + comedy;

infomercial < infitmation + commercial;

telebook < television + book;

toytoon < toy + cartoon.

Ex. 14 p. 180

Peddle < peddler, edit < editor, hawk < hawker, enthuse < enthusiasm, stoke < stoker, swindle < swindler, televise < television, donate < donation, sculpt < sculptor, blood-transfuse < blood-transfusion, compute < computer, lase < laser.

Ex. 15 p. 181

1) stroke – to strike, song – to sing, hot – to heat, blood – to bleed;

2) abuse – to abuse, relief – to relieve, advice – to advise, shelf – to shelve, half – to halve, house – to house, thief – to thieve, use – to use, mouth – to mouth, belief – to believe, sheath – to sheathe, grief – to grieve, wreath – to wreathe;

3) bath – to bathe, life – to live, breath – to breathe, glass – to glaze.