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Noun Adjective Verb Adverb

Word Families: Nouns, Adjectives, Verbs, and Adverbs

Welcome, young learners! Today, we're going to explore the amazing world of words and how they can change their form and function. Think of words as being part of a family. Just like you can be a student, a child, and a friend, a single idea can be expressed as a naming word (noun), a describing word (adjective), an action word (verb), or a word that describes an action (adverb). Understanding these "word families" will make your writing more powerful and interesting. Let's look at how we can transform words to fit different roles in our sentences!

Noun Adjective Verb Adverb
comfort comfortable comfort comfortably
intuition intuitive --- intuitively
extension extensive extend extensively
sacredness sacred --- sacredly
breath breathless/breathy breathe breathlessly
nature natural naturalize naturally
conviction convincing convict convincingly
colony/colonization colonial colonize colonially
excellence excellent excel excellently
sacrifice sacrificial sacrifice sacrificially
intensity intense intensify intensely
emission --- emit ---
exhaustion exhaustive exhaust exhaustively
poverty poor impoverish poorly
convergence convergent converge ---
reception/receipt receptive receive receptively
publication --- publish ---
criticism critical criticize critically
minimum minimum minimize ---
recovery recoverable recover ---
strength strong strengthen strongly
aroma aromatic --- aromatically
colour colourful colour colourfully
mouth oral mouth orally
inspiration inspirational inspire inspirationally
photograph photographic photograph photographically
beauty beautiful beautify beautifully
merit meritorious merit meritoriously
clarification clear clarify clearly
accusation accusatory accuse ---
assumption assumptive assume ---
marriage marital/marriageable marry maritally
repute reputable --- reputably
surety sure ensure surely
society/socialization social socialize socially
hunger hungry --- hungrily
exposition expository expose ---
population popular popularize popularly
coronation --- coronate ---
impression impressive impress impressively
generation generative generate ---
education educational/educative educate educationally
richness/rich rich enrich richly
--- edible eat ---
centre central centralize centrally
execution executive execute ---
majesty majestic --- majestically
promotion promotional promote ---
ego egoistic --- egoistically
conservation conservative conserve conservatively

Difficult Words

  • Intuition: A feeling you have that something is true, even without a reason.
  • Extension: Making something larger or longer.
  • Sacredness: The quality of being holy or very special.
  • Conviction: A very strong belief or opinion.
  • Colonization: The act of sending people to live in and control another country.
  • Excellence: The quality of being extremely good at something.
  • Sacrifice: Giving up something you value for a more important reason.
  • Intensity: The quality of being very strong or extreme.
  • Emission: The act of sending out gas, heat, or light.
  • Exhaustion: The state of being extremely tired.
  • Impoverish: To make someone very poor.
  • Convergence: The process of coming together from different directions.
  • Receptive: Willing to listen to or accept new ideas.
  • Criticism: Pointing out the faults or mistakes of something.
  • Accusation: A claim that someone has done something wrong.
  • Assumption: Something that you accept as true without proof.
  • Repute: The opinion people have about someone or something.
  • Exposition: A clear and detailed explanation of an idea.
  • Coronation: The ceremony of crowning a king or queen.
  • Conservation: The protection of animals, plants, and natural resources.

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