Noun Suffixes: Converting Verbs and Adjectives to Nouns (-tion, -ness, -ment, -ity, -hood)
Learn how noun suffixes like -tion, -ness, -ment, -ity, and -hood convert verbs and adjectives into nouns. Practice forming nouns from different base words.
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Which suffix turns the adjective 'kind' into a noun?
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What noun is formed by adding a suffix to the verb 'enjoy'?
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What spelling rule applies to 'happy' when adding '-ness'?
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Which suffix is used to form 'education' from 'educate'?
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Turn the adjective 'active' into a noun.
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What is the base verb in 'celebration'?
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Which suffix refers to a state of being or period of life, as in 'childhood'?
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Her ____ brought immense ____ to everyone.
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Convert 'govern' into a noun meaning the system that rules a country.
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Which suffix converts 'curious' into 'curiosity'?
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What noun is formed from the adjective 'dark'?
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Turn 'excite' into a noun.
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The ____ caused great ____ among spectators.
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What is the correct noun form of 'equal'?
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What root word is present in 'neighbourhood'?