The document discusses adjective suffixes in English. It provides examples of nouns and verbs paired with their adjective forms created by adding suffixes like "-ful", "-less", and "-ic". Some of the pairs included are fury/furious, office/official, help/helpful, power/powerful, thought/thoughtful, pain/painful, use/useful, care/careful, hope/hopeful, materialist/materialistic, nerve/nervous, create/creative, person/personal, nature/natural, predict/predictable, beauty/beautiful, and danger/dangerous. The suffixes can change the meaning to describe something having the quality, lacking the quality, or related to the thing
The document discusses adjective suffixes in English. It provides examples of nouns and verbs paired with their adjective forms created by adding suffixes like "-ful", "-less", and "-ic". Some of the pairs included are fury/furious, office/official, help/helpful, power/powerful, thought/thoughtful, pain/painful, use/useful, care/careful, hope/hopeful, materialist/materialistic, nerve/nervous, create/creative, person/personal, nature/natural, predict/predictable, beauty/beautiful, and danger/dangerous. The suffixes can change the meaning to describe something having the quality, lacking the quality, or related to the thing
The document discusses adjective suffixes in English. It provides examples of nouns and verbs paired with their adjective forms created by adding suffixes like "-ful", "-less", and "-ic". Some of the pairs included are fury/furious, office/official, help/helpful, power/powerful, thought/thoughtful, pain/painful, use/useful, care/careful, hope/hopeful, materialist/materialistic, nerve/nervous, create/creative, person/personal, nature/natural, predict/predictable, beauty/beautiful, and danger/dangerous. The suffixes can change the meaning to describe something having the quality, lacking the quality, or related to the thing