Word Work Week 5: Suffixes: -hood and -ish

What does the suffix "-hood" generally mean?

• Related to

• State or condition of

• Resembling

• Full of

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What does the suffix "-ish" generally mean?

• State or condition of

• Full of

• Resembling or like

• Without

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Which word correctly uses the suffix "-hood"?

• Childish

• Childhood

• Foolish

• Greenish

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Which word correctly uses the suffix "-ish"?

• Neighborhood

• Brotherhood

• Stylish

• Likelihood

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Choose the correct sentence using a word with the suffix "-hood".

• The room was very stylish.

• Her childhood was full of adventures.

• The soup tasted a bit saltyish.

• He was acting very foolish.

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Choose the correct sentence using a word with the suffix "-ish".

• The neighborhood was quiet.

• His brotherhood was strong.

• The sky looked bluish today.

• She enjoyed her motherhood.

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Which of the following words contains the suffix "-hood"?

• Foolish

• Greenish

• Likelihood

• Stylish

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Which of the following words contains the suffix "-ish"?

• Childhood

• Neighborhood

• Foolish

• Brotherhood

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Create a new word using the suffix "-hood" with the base word "neighbor".

• Neighborish

• Neighborly

• Neighborhood

• Neighborship

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Create a new word using the suffix "-ish" with the base word "red".

• Redhood

• Redish

• Reddish

• Redness

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