Weekly Practice: -ion, -ation, -sion, -tion

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: If it’s not an imposition, could you pick up my mail next week?

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: There is no correlation between studying and test success.

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: A union protects workers from unfair working conditions.

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: His ambition to become an engineer drove him to work hard in school.

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: Jewelry can be cleaned by immersion in a cleaning solution.

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: The students petitioned the school board for more recess.

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: In the last 100 years, aviation hasn’t changed at all.

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: We’re building new roads to help deal with expansion in the city.

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: The quick rotation of the carnival ride made us all dizzy.

• Sense

• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense: Changing the school schedule could cause confusion.

• Sense

• Nonsense