Educational worksheet for children to practice forming new words by adding suffixes to root words.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given root words and three suffixes: -ly, -ful, and -ment.
Our job is to pick the right suffix for each root word to make a real, correct English word.

Let’s go one by one:

1. care → We can say “careful” (meaning full of care) or “carefully” (in a careful way). But “carement” is not a real word. So best fit here is -ful → careful

2. move → “Movely”? No. “Moveful”? No. “Movement”? YES! That’s a real word — it means the act of moving. So → -ment → movement

3. hope → “Hopely”? Not really used. “Hopeful”? Yes! Means full of hope. “Hopement”? Not a word. So → -ful → hopeful

4. warm → “Warmly”? Yes! It means in a warm way (like speaking warmly). “Warmful”? Not common. “Warment”? No. So → -ly → warmly

5. amaze → “Amazely”? No. “Amazeful”? No. “Amazement”? YES! That’s a real word — it means the feeling of being amazed. So → -ment → amazement

6. soft → “Softly”? Yes! Means in a soft way (like speak softly). “Softful”? Not a word. “Softment”? No. So → -ly → softly

Now let’s double-check all our answers:

1. care + ful = careful ✔
2. move + ment = movement ✔
3. hope + ful = hopeful ✔
4. warm + ly = warmly ✔
5. amaze + ment = amazement ✔
6. soft + ly = softly ✔

All are real, commonly used English words. Perfect!

Final Answer:
1. careful
2. movement
3. hopeful
4. warmly
5. amazement
6. softly