Word and its forms #4

1) Speed

Noun:

He must a speed of 40 miles per hour to win the tournament.

Verb:

 He sped away in his car to win the tournament.

Adjective:

The doctor assured a speedy recovery for the patient.

Adverb:

He rode speedily in order to win the tournament.

2) Sad

Noun:

Sadness might lead to depression.

Verb:

He was deeply saddened of losing in the tournament.

Adjective:

He is sad.

Adverb:

He walked away sadly.

3) Accept

Noun:

She received the letter of acceptance for joining the University.

Verb:

She accepted the rules and regulations in order to join the University.

Adjective:

Since her marks are of in a acceptable standards, she got a letter from the University.

4) Achieve

Noun:

He is proud of his achievements.

Verb:

He achieved his long term goal.

Adjective:

His goals are achievable.

5) Add

Noun:

Addition is one of basics of mathematics.

Verb:

Don't add salt to coffee.

Adjective:

The teacher gave additional homework to do during the holidays.

Adverb:

Additionally, he gave the mark sheet to the students.