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This document provides definitions and examples for common English suffixes. It explains that -er denotes someone who performs an action, -able and -ible mean able to be, -ous means full of, -ness indicates a state or quality, -ful means full of, -ly or -y means like or in a manner, and -ment denotes an action or resulting state. For each suffix, an example is given to illustrate its meaning.
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Suffixes
- 2. Suffix Definition Example -er doer; someone who teacher -able able to believable -ous full of dangerous -ness State of (being) happiness -ful full of wonderful -ly or -y - like; in a _ way quickly -ment The act of; the state of government Suffix Chart Week One
- 3. -er • When –er comes after a verb it means someone who or something that does. Example: What is a candle maker, what does he/she do? Now it’s time to practice!
- 4. -able,ible • Means able to be Examples: What does audible mean? How about lovable? Now it’s time to practice!
- 5. -ous • Means full of Example: What does joyous mean? Now it’s time to practice!
- 6. -ness • Indicates state, condition, or quality of Example: What does silliness mean? Now it’s time to practice!
- 7. -ful • Means full of Example: What does beautiful mean? Now it’s time to practice!
- 8. -ly or -y • Means –like; or in a ______ way Example: What does brotherly mean? Now it’s time to practice!
- 9. -ment • Denoting an action or resulting state Example: What does statement mean? How about adornment? Now it’s time to practice!