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Successful vs. success #1 (permalink) Mon May 08, 2006 13:26 pm   Successful vs. success
 

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #103 "Agatha Christie test questions", question 10

Agatha Christie wrote her first detective story in 1920 and became very ..........

(a) success
(b) successor
(c) successful

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #103 "Agatha Christie test questions", answer 10

Agatha Christie wrote her first detective story in 1920 and became very successful.

Correct answer: (c) successful

Your answer was: incorrect
Agatha Christie wrote her first detective story in 1920 and became very success.
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I think somethink is wrong in your test. I wrote the answer "success". The result said successful.
Your test are anytime very good.

Thank's for your work.

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Success vs. successful #2 (permalink) Mon May 08, 2006 14:34 pm   Success vs. successful
 

Hi Elga,

Success is the noun and successful is the adjective.

Agatha Christie had a lot of success (noun) as a writer.

Agatha Christie was a successful (adjective) writer.

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Successful vs. success #3 (permalink) Sun Nov 13, 2011 20:10 pm   Successful vs. success
 

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