Question

by adding suffix "able"
to a
verb make a world​

Answer 1

Answer:

Because “-able” is a productive suffix, there is a huge number of words it can be attached to.

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Using “-able” with existing words

• accept→acceptable.
• adapt→adaptable.
• adjust→adjustable.
• avoid→avoidable.
• bend→bendable.
• break→breakable.
• build→buildable.
• buy→buyable.

Answer 2

Answer:

coffee is bland, but drinkable,” which would mean that it’s possible to drink the coffee, even if it doesn’t taste that great. The adjective drinkable is a new word created from the verb drink. Just thinking about this example, you can probably come up with a bunch of other uses for this trick.