By knowing
typical endings of words that identify nouns, adjectives,
or adverbs, students can improve their vocabulary quickly and
easily. This will also greatly improve reading comprehension. If you are
reading, and come across a word that you don't know, follow these steps:
- try to identify the part of
speech (noun, adjective, adverb, verb, preposition, conjunction,
pronoun, or interjection).
- look at the root for
similarities to known words.
- if possible, try to determine if
the word is adding something positive or negative to the sentence.
- don't forget about your native
language since English and may other languages share Greek and Latin
roots.
- look at the prefix for added
meaning (I will cover this in a future article).
- use context clues to aid in
comprehension.
TAKE A LOOK AT HIS CHART CONTAINING SOME NOUN ENDINGS
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