This document discusses vocabulary words and the formation of nouns using the suffix "-ness". It provides examples of adjectives like "quick", "swift", "curious", "free", "lonely", "heavy", and "precious" that can form nouns with the addition of "-ness", such as "quickness", "swiftness", "curiousness", "freeness", "loneliness", "heaviness", and "preciousness". Several sentences are given using these nouns to demonstrate their meaning and usage.

1. For class VI AP State
Syllabus Students.
CHAPTER – 2
VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY

2. Look at the following words.
Quickness Swiftness
The above words are nouns, but they are formed
when the suffix “-ness” is added to the adjectives
‘quick’ and ‘swift’.

3. Read the passage again, pick out adjectives, and
see if they take the suffix ‘-ness’ to form nouns.
Check your work using a dictionary. Then form a
meaningful sentence to understand its usage better.

4. Some of the adjectives that take the suffix ‘-
ness’ and form nouns are:
Curious Curiousness
Free Freeness
Lonely Loneliness
Heavy Heaviness
Precious Preciousness

5. There was a curious expression on the faces of the
children when a beautiful butterfly entered into the
class room. The curiousness vanished when they
remembered the strictness of their teacher.

6. You are a free man as long you respect the
freeness.

7. First I dreaded to lead a lonely life when the
curfew was called but now slowly I got used to
loneliness.

8. The box is very heavy. You may take out a few
things to reduce its heaviness.

9. The preciousness of the precious things increases
with the time.

10. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING THE
PRESENTATION.