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    STRUCTURE

    Simple Derivative Compound

    Small, little, big, sad, Disobedient, Red-haired, snow-


    deep homeless, courageous white

    Suffixes Examples Stem Examples

    -less Hopeless, Noun+adjective Snow-white


    motionless
    Noun+participle I Life-giving
    -like Childlike,
    homelike Adjective+adjective Deaf-mute
    Productive
    -ish Goldish, childish Adjective+noun+suf.-ed Cold-hearted

    Noun+noun+suf.-ed Lynx-eyed
    -ed Wicked, beloved
    Numeral+participle II Four-wheeled
    -ible Responsible,
    illegible
    Adverb+noun+suf.-ed Over-crowded

    -able Reliable,
    improbable

    Important,
    -ant
    significant

    Unproductive -ent Dependent,


    patient

    -en Golden, wooden

    -ous Dangerous,
    gorgeous

    -some Troublesome

    Prefixes Examples

    Im- Impossible
    Negative Un- Unreliable

    Non- Non-social

    In- Incredible

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