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3 years ago

Find the suffix of the following words:

English

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harina [27]3 years ago

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Answer and explanation:

34. B. tion (Original word: Animate => Animation, suffix "tion" turns the word from a verb to a noun)

35. A. ive (Original word: impress => Impressive, suffix "ive" turns the word from a verb to an adjective)

36. B. ability (Original word: Responsible => Responsibility, suffix "ability" turns the word from an adjective into a noun)

37. C. fy (Original word: magni (latin word - means great => magnify, suffix "fy" turns the word into a verb - make something great)

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