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0 Suffixes

1 More than one -s, -es tables Cars watches

2 Past tense verbs -ed Worked played painted studied discovere d designed

3 Makes the action happen now -ing Playin g doing workin g smiling runnin g cleanin g

4 Adverb of way -ly Quickly slowly smoothly

5 One who does something -or -er Worker player teache r visitor actor decorato r

6 Process or act -tion -sion Celebration Imagination education discussion commission compassion

7 Can be done -able breakabl e mixable cleanabl e drinkable rechargeabl e erasable

8 State or condition -ness sickness emptiness illness sadness goodness brightnes s

9 Action or process -ment advertisement disappointme nt commitment basement payment shipment

10 Being more -istic Realistic futuristic artistic vandalistic

11 More than -er Greater Bigger Taller Smarter shinier faster darker lighter

12 Full of -ful Beautiful Playful grateful resourceful respectful responsible

13 Without -less careless endless fearless hopeless homeless restless useless testeless

14 The most -est Greatest Evilest awesome farthest earliest smallest

15 with - matic dramatic pneumatic problemati c democratic automatic systematic