Question

Look at the adjects in the passage and South
different adjectival ending their emplete the list with all the
other adjectival ending you can think or Look at the key peut
below if you need help
Key point
Adjectival endings
Adjectives are often formed from the verb form (e.g. attract -- attractive):
sometimes the consonant of the verb changes (e.g. save
safe). The
present participle or past participle verb form, ending in ing or ed, may
be used as an adjective (e.g. charming, dazzling; fried, prized). A common
adjectival ending, added to the noun, is ful (e.g. colourful, hopeful); the
opposite (negative) meaning is created by adding the suffix less (e.g.
colourless, hopeless). There are another dozen adjectival endings - some
of which are very similar, like ant and ent, ble and able - which have to
be learnt.​

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