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This document discusses adjectives ending in certain suffixes such as -able, -ible, -ous, -ful, and -al. It defines an adjective as a word that describes a noun and provides more information about nouns. The document then lists these suffixes, explains their origin and meaning, and provides examples of words ending in each suffix. Finally, it assigns students a class activity to create 10 new adjectives using these suffixes and make sentences with 5 of them.
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- 1. ENGLISH LANGUAGE 4TH MARCH, 2019 ADJECTIVES ENDING IN – able, ible –OUS, -AL, and- FUL
- 2. Learning Objectives 1. Define adjectives 2. Give examples of adjectives 3. Identify adjectives ending with –able, -ible, -ful, and -al 4. Create adjectives using the suffixes 5. Use these adjectives to make sentences
- 3. Definition An adjective is a word that describes a noun. It gives us more information about nouns. For example; red. Beautiful, hot , happy, excellent, handsome
- 4. SUFFIX ORIGIN MEANING EXAMPLES -able Latin capable of being breakable, manageable, knowledgeable, doable -ible Latin capable of being combustible, sensible suggestible, discernible -ous Latin full of/abounding in/ characterised by, dangerous, victorious, furious, courageous, adventurous -ful Latin full of wonderful, beautiful, bountiful, suspenseful -al Middle Eng/Latin of/relating to/ characterised by accidental, monumental, incremental, ecclesiastical
- 5. CLASS ACTIVITY Create ten (10)adjectives using the suffixes; -able, - ible, -ous etc and make sentences with five (5).