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1

What is nominalisation?

A

A process of turning a verb or adjective into a noun.

B

A process of turning a noun into a verb.

C

 A process of turning a sentence into a paragraph.

correct option: a
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2

What is the purpose of using nominalisation in academic writing?

A

To make writing more concise and precise.

B

 To make writing more wordy and confusing.

C

To make writing more entertaining and enjoyable.

correct option: a
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3

Which of the following is an example of nominalisation?

A

 She sings beautifully.

B

The beautiful song was sung by her.

C

She is a beautiful singer.

correct option: b
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4

Which article should be used before a nominalised verb or adjective?

 

A

A or an

B

The

C

None

correct option: b
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5

How can overusing nominalisation in writing be harmful?

 

A

It can make the writing too formal and difficult to read.

B

It can make the writing too informal and unprofessional.

C

It can make the writing too descriptive and confusing.

correct option: a
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6

State how verbs can be nominalised.

Verbs can be nominalised by adding a suffix to the base form of the verb. The most common suffixes used to nominalise verbs are "-tion," "-sion," "-ment," "-ance," and "-ence."

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7

State how adjectives can be nominalised.

Adjectives can be nominalized by adding a suffix such as "-ness," "-ity," "-ism," or "-ty" to the adjective. The resulting noun will represent the quality or state described by the original adjective.

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