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    This document discusses word formation in English, including the typical positions of different parts of speech and common suffixes used to derive new words from existing words. It covers the placement of nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and determiners. It also lists common suffixes used to form nouns (-ion, -ness), verbs (en-, -ize), and adjectives (-ful, -ous) from other words. The document provides examples for each part of speech and derivational pattern discussed.

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    This document discusses word formation in English, including the typical positions of different parts of speech and common suffixes used to derive new words from existing words. It covers the placement of nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and determiners. It also lists common suffixes used to form nouns (-ion, -ness), verbs (en-, -ize), and adjectives (-ful, -ous) from other words. The document provides examples for each part of speech and derivational pattern discussed.

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    This document discusses word formation in English, including the typical positions of different parts of speech and common suffixes used to derive new words from existing words. It covers the placement of nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and determiners. It also lists common suffixes used to form nouns (-ion, -ness), verbs (en-, -ize), and adjectives (-ful, -ous) from other words. The document provides examples for each part of speech and derivational pattern discussed.

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    WORD FORM

    By : RISING PKN STAN


    Letak Noun
     Setelah Verb : Everybody needs education
     Sebelum Verb : The House requires painting
     Setelah Determiners : Let’s go buy some magazines
    Letak Adjective
     Setelah Be :
    I am smart, He’s gorgeous; They are ill
     Setelah very , rarely. so, quite, too, more and most :
    He is too kind; The girl is quite pretty
     Setelah attributive verbs :
    You look tired; Please stay calm
     Sebelum noun (kata benda) :
    Beautiful woman; Polite student.
    Letak Verb
     Setelah subject :
    He eats hamburger; They want milk
     Setelah Don’t, Let’s, and Please :
    Let’s go; Don’t kill me; Please help me
     Setelah modal Auxiliaries :
    I can swim; He will go; You should leave
    Letak Adverb
     Setelah Verb :
    The turtle walks slowly
     Sebelum Verb :
    He quietly opened the door
     Di awal kalimat :
    Consequently, Malin was cursed
     Setelah noun or object :
    She draws the picture beautifully.
     Sebelum adjective :
    I am totally confused
    Derived Noun
     -ion, -tion : Collection, Conclussion,  -gy, -hy : Technology, Biology,
    Correction Geography
     -ness : Carelessness, Clearness,  -ment : Agreement, Appointment
    Goodness
     -ist, -ant : Typist, Applicant,
     -er, -or : Actor, Practitioner, Engineer
    Merchant
     -ure, -ture : Failure, Furniture,
    Mixture  -al : Arrival, Approval, Proposal
     -age : Carriage, Package, Marriage  -ity : Creativity, Relativity, Ability
     -y, -ery : Delivery, Discovery, Boundary  -hood : Brotherhood,
     -ian : Historian, Librarian, Neighborhood
    Veterinarian  -ship : Leadership, Relationship
     -th, -ht : Warmth, Depth, Height,  -ee : Employee, Interviewee
    Weight
     -ress : Actress, Waitress, Stewardess
     -ing : Cleansing, Painting,
    Swimming
     -um, -ia : Bacteria, Referendum,
    Sanitarium  -ism : Idealism, Communism,
    Narcism
    Derived Verb
     En- : Enlarge
     -ze, -ize : Apologize, Realize, Standardize
     -d : Succeed, Offend, Applaud
     -ve : Prove, Believe, Relieve
     -er : Lower, Slower, Never
     Re- : Renew, Recreate, Refill
     -en : Lengthen, Frighten, Threaten
     -fy, -ify : Classify, Solidfy, Beautify
    Derived Adjectives
     ive : imaginative, creativem active  -ht, -th : warmth, depth, height,
    weight
     -ful : beautiful, powerful, skillful
     -ous : dangerous, suspicious,
     -y : wealthy, hairy, healthy famous
     -able : reasonable, adaptable,  -less : jobless, homeless,
    degradable powerless
     -al : astronomical, economical  -ly : friendly, monthly, daily,
     -fic : scientific, spesific costly
     -nt : urgent, violent, differrent  -ish : reddish, childish, yellowish
     -ic : basic, sympathetic,
    imaginary

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