Answer:
JUSTIFY → verb → Suffixes: -iable, -ied → Meaning of Suffixes: -iable - adjective, -ied: past tense of justify → Model sentence: He was quick to <u>justify</u> his actions → Context clue: prove → Dictionary meaning: To show or prove to be right or reasonable
SUGGEST → verb → -ed, -ing → meaning of suffixes: -ed: past tense, -ing: present continuous tense → model sentence: I will <u>suggest </u>we drop the case.→ Context clue: propose → Dictionary meaning: to mention an idea, possible plan, or action for other people to consider
ANALYZE → verb → -sis, -ed → meaning of suffixes: -sis: the noun form, -ed: the past tense → Model sentence: The lecturer will<u> analyze</u> our work today. → Context clue: examine → Dictionary meaning: examine (something) methodically and in detail, typically in order to explain and interpret it.
CONSIDER → verb → -ation, -ed, -ing →meaning of suffixes: -ation: noun form, -ed: past tense, -ing: present continuous tense → model sentence: I will <u>consider</u> his offer this weekend → Context clues: think about → Dictionary meaning: think carefully about (something), typically before making a decision.
Explanation:
I have been able to work on the given highlighted vocabulary as requested.
The words, JUSTIFY, SUGGEST, ANALYZE, CONSIDER are seen to be verbs which are known to be action words.
Each one has been used to model a sentence. Also, their context clues have been added to show their meanings in the sentence. The context clues are the words that help to give hint and understand what that particular word is all about.
