Complete the word forms chart below

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Learn new vocabulary and become familiar with English words and how to modify them by adding or removing certain affixes (suffixes / prefixes) to form adjectives from nouns, adverbs from adjectives, verbs from adverbs, nouns from verbs or the other way around. Although there isn’t really a general formation rule that always works, once you have had enough practice with them, it gets easier to intuitively guess different forms of a given word even if you don’t know the meaning of it.

Complete the word forms chart below:

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by Rich Lauria 2 years, 1 month ago

The exercises are at the top.  The answers are below.  By try an exercise first before checking your answers.  If there are lines in the blank, that means that the word form doesn’t exist. 

Exercise 1 — Complete the word forms chart below:

If you’d like to check your answers, follow the link: https://www.grammarbank.com/word-formation-exercise-5.html

Exercise 2 — Complete the word forms chart below:

If you’d like to check your answers, follow the link: https://www.grammarbank.com/word-formation-exercise-4.html

Exercise 3 — Complete the word forms chart below:

If you’d like to check your answers, follow the link: https://www.grammarbank.com/word-formation-exercise-3.html

If you’d like to check your answers, follow the link: https://www.grammarbank.com/word-formation-exercise.html

If you’d like to check your answers, follow the link: https://www.grammarbank.com/word-formation.html

ANSWERS

Exercise 1 — Complete the word forms chart below:

Exercise 2 — Complete the word forms chart below:

Exercise 3 — Complete the word forms chart below:

 Adjective                     Adverb                                                                                    Happy,                        happily                                                                                           hard,                           hard                          
               daily,                           daily                                                                                                early,                           early                                                                                                fast,                             fast                                                                                                  late,                             late
                               calm,                          calmly.