The Mechanic

The Mechanic

Arthur Bishop (Jason Statham) is a professional assassin who is famous for its reputation neatly in killing the targets.
One time, he has been tasked to kill Harry McKenna, who was none other than friend and also a mentor for Arthur.

By reason of betrayal, Dean (Bos from Arthur) target Harry as someone who should be killed by Arthur. Considering the treachery that has been done Harry, then Arthur did.

Steve McKenna (Ben Foster), the only child of Harry accidentally became protégé of Arthur and worked with Arthur to be a solid team. Undergoing his duties as an assassin, Arthur eventually learned that Harry was never betrayed and he was removed for reasons of competition. On the other hand, secretly Steve realizes that Arthur is his father's murderer.

Having successfully helped Steve to avenge the Dean, then Steve's turn to Arthur's revenge, but unfortunately, attempted murder to Arthur did not work and Steve himself eventually murdered.

suffixes and prefix

Suffixes

No	Noun	Adjective	Verb	Adverb
1	neurologist	kissing	recognize	largely
2	biologist	unexplained	appreciate	surprisingly
3	psychologist	interested	symbolize	merely
4	researcher	definitely	compensate	incredibly
5	university	inconclusive		repeatedly
6	observation	technical		early
7	sociologist	ingrained		socially
8	watcher	physiological		exorbitantly
9	experts	valuable		extremely
10	conclusion	related		really
11	osculation	detective		romantically
12	parlance	sensitive
13	nibble	erogeneous
14	scientist	magical
15	anthropologist	learned
16	ancestor	packed
17	emphasis
18	religion
19	practice
20	creation
21	supplication
22	estimates
23	Stimulation
24	literature
25	testament
26	emperor

Prefix

Verb

reconnect

my poerty

still sick.
not yet fully recover all of this.
the more pain.
while knowing there is something that tries to destroy this defense.
old maintain all these.
do not want any more things shake.
Enough.
Now begin to recover all of it.
Thank you.
Treatment which gradually made it all feel better.
But now felt very sick again.
Upon learning that the treatment was just a lie.

Direct and Indirect

DIRECT – INDIRECT

1.      The pigeons flew in again, and said,  "Cinderella, do you want us to help you sort the seeds?"

→ The pigeons asked me that, Did Cinderella want us to help you sort the seeds

2.      the pigeons said, "Cinderella, would you like to go dancing at the ball?"

→ The pigeons asked me that, Would Cinderella like to go dancing at the ball.

3.      she said, "how could I go in these dirty clothes?"

→ she asked me that, how could she go in those dirty clothes.

4.       Cinderella said, "Did you have a good time yesterday evening?"

→ Cinderella said that, Did she had a good time the previous day evening

5.      "I was standing in the front door when she rode by the house."

→ Ciderella said that, She was standing in the front door when she rode by the house.

6.      "What were you doing, standing in the front door?"

→ The oldest sister Cinderella said that, What were she doing, standing in the front door

7.      "If only my pigeons will come again,"

→ Cinderella told me that, If only her pigeons would come again

8.      The pigeons said, "Cinderella, would you like us to help you sort the peas."

→ The pigeons said that, Cinderella, would she like us to help she sort the peas.