Exploring Suffixes: y, ly, ily

The video tutorial introduces suffixes Y, ly, and ily, explaining their meanings and how they change the base words. It provides examples of each suffix, demonstrating how they transform nouns into adjectives or verbs into adverbs. The tutorial includes a sorting activity for students to categorize words based on their suffixes, enhancing their understanding of word formation and usage.

What should students do with the words sheet initially?

• Write on the sheet

• Do not cut the words yet

• Ignore the instructions

• Cut the words immediately

What common pattern is found in all the words discussed?

• All have multiple syllables

• All start with the same letter

• None of the above

• All end in Y, LY, or ILY

What does adding 'Y' to 'Sun' transform the word into?

• A verb

• An adverb

• An adjective

• A pronoun

What part of speech does 'slowly' represent when 'LY' is added to 'slow'?

• Adverb

• Adjective

• Verb

• Noun

How does the suffix 'ILY' generally affect the meaning of a word?

• Indicates a question

• None of the above

• Creates a plural form

• Describes a manner or state

What grammatical change occurs when 'LY' is added to 'quick'?

• Turns it into an adjective

• Makes it a verb

• Changes it to a noun

• Turns it into an adverb

What does 'daily' imply about the frequency of an event?

• It never happens

• It occurs yearly

• It happens every month

• It takes place every day

What rule is applied when converting 'happy' to 'happily'?

• Remove 'Y', add 'ILY'

• Add 'LY' directly

• Replace 'Y' with 'I', then add 'LY'

• No change needed

What does the suffix 'LY' generally indicate when added to a word?

• A place

• A question form

• A command form

• A manner or method

Which of the following words would correctly use the 'ILY' suffix to describe a manner?

• Happily

• Run

• Quick

• Bright