Complete the sentences with the words from the list and indicate the part of speech they changed into (conversion).

Part 1: Completing Sentences

• 1. Teens these days use their mobiles as a(n) newsreader themselves. (noun)
• 2. Have you got your new school certificate yet? (noun)
• 3. It's taking ages to download this file. (verb)
• 4. The headlines on the Channel 1 is really handsome. (noun)
• 5. Did you see the connection in today's newspaper? (noun)
• 6. She wants to work in the media when she leaves school. (noun)
• 7. I don't seem to connect to the Internet for some reason. (verb)
• 8. He got his course timetable framed and hung it on the wall. (noun)
• 9. Computers had a huge impact on the late 20th century. (noun)
• 10. I heard on the grapevine that Martin has got a new job. (noun)

Part 2: Sentence Completion and Part of Speech Conversion

• Shall I host something for dinner? (verb)
• Which country is going to butter the next Olympics? (verb)
• Stop shouting and running around like a crazy. (noun)
• Don't must the bread for me. I prefer jam. (verb)
• It is crazy for you to visit the Forbidden City if you go to Beijing. (adjective)