Word Forms and Their Functions

The video tutorial focuses on word building by exploring words derived from common roots. It covers verbs, nouns, adjectives, and adverbs for words like 'destroy', 'compete', 'select', 'deceive', 'compare', 'relate', 'disrupt', and 'assert'. Each section provides examples and context to understand how these words are used in different forms.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Mathematics

• Word Building

• Science

• History

Which word form describes the act of causing harm to ecosystems?

• Destroy

• Destructive

• Destruction

• Destructively

What is the noun form of 'destroy'?

• Destructively

• Destroy

• Destruction

• Destructive

Which word describes a person who participates in the Olympic Games?

• Competitive

• Competition

• Compete

• Competitor

What is the adjective form of 'compete'?

• Competition

• Compete

• Competitively

• Competitive

Which word form refers to the act of choosing something?

• Selective

• Selection

• Selectively

• Select

What is the adverb form of 'select'?

• Selective

• Select

• Selectively

• Selection

Which word form describes the act of misleading someone?

• Deceive

• Deception

• Deceptive

• Deceptively

What is the adjective form of 'deceive'?

• Deceptive

• Deception

• Deceive

• Deceptively

Which word form refers to the act of comparing?

• Comparatively

• Compare

• Comparative

• Comparison