Wendy had the strongest hopes to win the contest.
Wendy had the strongest hopes to win the contest. Suffixes are -est, -s
Jane is a dependable student.
Jane is a dependable student. Suffix is -able
Bill tells jokes for our amusement.
Bill tells jokes for our amusement. Suffixes are -s, -ment
That amusement park has the longest slide in the state.
That amusement park has the longest slide in the state. Suffixes are -ment, -est
The singer suddenly did not wish to compete.
The singer suddenly did not wish to compete. Suffix is -ly
Peg secretly wishes for a valentine from Jim.
Peg secretly wishes for a valentine from Jim. Suffixes are -ly, -es
I will chop a handful of bananas for the cupcakes.
I will chop a handful of bananas for the cupcakes. Suffixes are -ful, -s, -s
We will stop here for rest and refreshments.
We will stop here for rest and refreshments. Suffix is -s
Pete acted childish when he did not win the contest.
Pete acted childish when he did not win the contest. Suffixes are -ed and -ish
Brenda is the strongest girl in the class.
Brenda is the strongest girl in the class. Suffix is -est
Joseph plans to be the fastest athlete.
Joseph plans to be the fastest athlete. Suffixes are -est, -s
I will not go on the wildest amusement ride.
I will not go on the wildest amusement ride. Suffixes are -est, -ment
Rosa was thankful for Mrs. Chang's dependable help.
Rosa was thankful for Mrs. Chang's dependable help. Suffixes are -ful and -able
That melody is quite impressive!
That melody is quite impressive! Suffix is -ive
This old thing is useless!
This old thing is useless! Suffix is -less
There are sixty students in grade seven but it is the smallest class.
There are sixty students in grade seven but it is the smallest class. Suffixes are -ty, -s and -est.
