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Suffix Review

Suffix Review

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English

3rd Grade

Medium

CCSS
L.2.4B, L.3.4B, L.3.4C

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Allison Devereaux

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Suffix Review

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-y & -ly

  • The suffix -y means “full of” and can be added to some nouns.  

  • chill (“cold”) → a chilly night (Ex: a cold night)

  • The suffix -ly means “in a certain way” and can be added to some adjectives.

  • happy happily

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-ment & -ive

  • The suffix -ive can be added to some verbs and nouns and means “inclined to” or “likely to.

  • defend (“to protect”) → defensive (“likely to to protect”)

  • The suffix -ment turns a verb into a noun

  • pay (“to give what is owed”) → payment (“the action of paying”) 

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Multiple Choice

The concert was great _______ .

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entertain

2

entertainment

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entertainive

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Multiple Choice

The story had a very __________ plot.

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createment

2

create

3

creative

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-ful & -less

  • The suffix -ful can be added to some nouns and verbs and means “full of.”

  • sorrow (“sadness”) → sorrowful (“full of sadness”)

  • The suffix -less can be added to some nouns and means “without” or “lacking.”

  • worth worthless

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-able & -ity

  • The suffix -able can be added to verbs or nouns and means “can be.”

  • avoid (“to stay away from”) → avoidable (“able to be avoided”)

  • The suffix -ity can be added to some adjectives and means “state of being.” 

  • absurd (“foolish”) → absurdity (“the state of being very foolish”)

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Multiple Choice

Animals at the zoo are kept in ___________, but they are treated well.

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remarkable

2

captivity

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Multiple Choice

The company had a very _________ year.

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profitable

2

curiosity

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-ness & -er

  • The suffix -ness can be added to some adjectives and means “state of being.” 

  • dark (“having no light”) → darkness (“the state of having no light”)

  • The suffix -er can be added to some verbs and means “someone or something who” does something.

  • lead (“to guide”) → leader (“one who helps to guide other people”)

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Suffix Review

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