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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
SUFFIXS
I have difficulty using words with suffix -ment, -ness, -ity, -ance/ence. ism, -cy, -ation/-ication/-sion, and -tion in sentences. I sort of understand how to use them in a setence but I still get confuse since I don't know what articles go with wich. I am aware the article I use depends on th type of suffix I use in a sentence;, however, I wish somone can show how to use these bad boys in sentence form.
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Your learning source is faulty. Article (a, an, the) choice does not depend on suffix, but on completely different factors. g.
- Your learning source is faulty.
- Article (a, an, the) choice does not depend on suffix, but on completely different factors.
- g.
- -ism often means doctrine, practice, etc)-- so you will have to look up in a dictionary and remember which noun suffix goes with which adjective, etc base.
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Your learning source is faulty. Article (a, an, the) choice does not depend on suffix, but on completely different factors.
Also, there are no rules for choice of suffix, beyond their general meaning (e.g. -ism often means doctrine, practice, etc)-- so you will have to look up in a dictionary and remember which noun suffix goes with which adjective, etc base.
Also, there are no rules for choice of suffix, beyond their general meaning (e.g. -ism often means doctrine, practice, etc)-- so you will have to look up in a dictionary and remember which noun suffix goes with which adjective, etc base.
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