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un clean unclean
un healthy unhealthy
SUF F I XE S
A Letter or letters added to the end of a
word that changes its meaning.
ful- full of
less- without
ly- answer the question how.
able- can
E X A MP L E S
Root word Suffixes New word
truth ful truthful
pain ful painful
Examples:
1. Liza cooks the food for the dinner.
2. Christian sings a song.
3. Marzel reads the book.
The subject must agree to its verb in
the sentence.
Singular subject takes singular form of the verb.
We add s/es to the main verb.
Formula: SS+ Vs/es
E X A MP L E S
SS Vs form
Subject verb
E X A MP L E S
SS Vs form
Subject verb
E X A MP L E S
SS Vs form
Subject verb
E X A MP L E S
SS Vs form
Subject verb
E X A MP L E S
SS Vs form
Subject verb
Plural subject takes the base form of the verb.
“You and I” uses the base form of the verb.
Formula: PS+ V
E X A MP L E S
PS V form
Subject verb
E X A MP L E S
PS V form
Subject verb
E X A MP L E S
PS V form
Subject verb
E X A MP L E S
PS V form
Subject
verb
E X A MP L E S
PS V form
Subject verb
Direction: Encircle the Subject and underline the verb
in the given sentence. (Writing Notebook) Copy and
Answer
1. I love you.
2. Dhea jumps high.
3. Rommel writes a letter.
4. Marielle walks in the hall.
5. Irish plants a tree.
Answer the pages
207 C
210-A
211 B and C