Task Explanation:
The task requires identifying and underlining the
suffix in each given word. A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a root word to form a new word or change its meaning, tense, or part of speech.
Solution:
Below is the list of words with the suffixes underlined:
1.
boyhood → boy
hood
2.
girlish → girl
ish
3.
motorist → motor
ist
4.
payable → pay
able
5.
dancer → dance
r
6.
acted → act
ed
7.
flying → fly
ing
8.
petrify → petri
fy
9.
downloaded → download
ed
10.
relation → relatio
n
11.
homeward → home
ward
12.
onward → on
ward
13.
crustlike → crust
like
14.
yellowish → yellow
ish
15.
florist → flor
ist
16.
digger → dig
ger
17.
skipped → skip
ped
18.
bouncing → bounce
ing
19.
mutable → muta
ble
20.
freshly → fresh
ly
Explanation of Each Suffix:
-
-hood: Refers to a state or condition (e.g., boyhood).
-
-ish: Refers to a quality or resemblance (e.g., girlish).
-
-ist: Refers to a person who practices or studies something (e.g., motorist).
-
-able: Refers to something that can be done (e.g., payable).
-
-er: Refers to a person who performs an action (e.g., dancer).
-
-ed: Past tense or past participle of verbs (e.g., acted).
-
-ing: Present participle of verbs (e.g., flying).
-
-fy: To make or become (e.g., petrify).
-
-ed: Past tense or past participle of verbs (e.g., downloaded).
-
-ion: Noun form derived from a verb or adjective (e.g., relation).
-
-ward: Direction or movement (e.g., homeward).
-
-ward: Direction or movement (e.g., onward).
-
-like: Similarity or resemblance (e.g., crustlike).
-
-ish: Refers to a quality or resemblance (e.g., yellowish).
-
-ist: Refers to a person who practices or studies something (e.g., florist).
-
-ger: Refers to a person or thing that does something (e.g., digger).
-
-ped: Past tense or past participle of verbs (e.g., skipped).
-
-ing: Present participle of verbs (e.g., bouncing).
-
-ble: Refers to something that can be done (e.g., mutable).
-
-ly: Adverb form (e.g., freshly).
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
1. \text{boy}\underline{\text{hood}} & 11. \text{home}\underline{\text{ward}} \\
2. \text{girl}\underline{\text{ish}} & 12. \text{on}\underline{\text{ward}} \\
3. \text{motor}\underline{\text{ist}} & 13. \text{crust}\underline{\text{like}} \\
4. \text{pay}\underline{\text{able}} & 14. \text{yellow}\underline{\text{ish}} \\
5. \text{dance}\underline{\text{r}} & 15. \text{flor}\underline{\text{ist}} \\
6. \text{act}\underline{\text{ed}} & 16. \text{dig}\underline{\text{ger}} \\
7. \text{fly}\underline{\text{ing}} & 17. \text{skip}\underline{\text{ped}} \\
8. \text{petri}\underline{\text{fy}} & 18. \text{bounce}\underline{\text{ing}} \\
9. \text{download}\underline{\text{ed}} & 19. \text{muta}\underline{\text{ble}} \\
10. \text{relatio}\underline{\text{n}} & 20. \text{fresh}\underline{\text{ly}}
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of suffix worksheet 3rd grade.