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Which suffix from the list consistently transforms verbs into nouns?
Which suffix from the list consistently transforms verbs into nouns?
- y-mente
- al-al
- or-or
- tion-cion (correct)
If you wanted to describe something done in a 'total' way, using one of the listed suffixes, which would be most appropriate?
If you wanted to describe something done in a 'total' way, using one of the listed suffixes, which would be most appropriate?
- y-mente (correct)
- ic-ico
- ty-dad
- ate-ar
Which of the following suffixes is most likely to be used to describe a characteristic or quality of something?
Which of the following suffixes is most likely to be used to describe a characteristic or quality of something?
- tion-cion
- ty-dad
- ic-ico (correct)
- ate-ar
To express the idea of 'participating' in a different form, which suffix transformation would be most suitable based on the provided list?
To express the idea of 'participating' in a different form, which suffix transformation would be most suitable based on the provided list?
Which suffix is predominantly used to denote a state, condition, or degree of being?
Which suffix is predominantly used to denote a state, condition, or degree of being?
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-tion
-tion
A suffix that indicates action or state, like in education or action.
-ate
-ate
A suffix used to form verbs indicating action, such as create or participate.
-mente
-mente
A suffix that turns adjectives into adverbs, like totally or especially.
-ty
-ty
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-al
-al
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Spanish Equivalents and Definitions
- Tion-cion = education, action, deduction, significance, national, adoption, function
- Ate-ar = create, participate, frustrate, generate, communicate, separate, donate, home
- y-mente = totally, especially, finally, directly, exactly, probably, simply, perfectly
- ty-dad = city, responsibility, difficulty, capacity, activity, possibility, university, need, unity
- al-al = final, general, animal, social, normal, main, total, natural, national, personal
- ic-ico = economic, public, medical, classic, electric, scientific, basic, romantic
- or-or = color, honor, humor, professor, favor, error, doctor, motor, author
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Explore Spanish suffixes like -ción, -ar, -mente, -dad, -al, -ico and -or and their English equivalents. This review enhances understanding of Spanish vocabulary and word formation. Explore the connection between Spanish and English word endings and their meanings.
