Alex sat on the basketball bench while secretly wishing to be taller.
Alex sat on the basketball bench while secretly wishing to be taller.
Joseph plans to be the fastest athlete.
Joseph plans to be the fastest athlete. Suffixes are -est, -s
Jane is a dependable student.
Jane is a dependable student. Suffix is -able
Who is the publisher of this fantastic book?
Who is the publisher of this fantastic book?
Mandy wore her new fuzzy socks to school.
Mandy wore her new fuzzy socks to school.
The benches are cold and damp.
The benches are cold and damp. Suffix is -es
We will stop here for rest and refreshments.
We will stop here for rest and refreshments. Suffix is -s
Steve acted impolite and childish.
Steve acted impolite and childish. Suffixes are -ed and -ish
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.
It will take ninety minutes to travel there by bus.
It will take ninety minutes to travel there by bus.
Mr. Stone has finally come back to school after a long illness.
Mr. Stone has finally come back to school after a long illness.
Peg secretly wishes for a valentine from Jim.
Peg secretly wishes for a valentine from Jim. Suffixes are -ly, -es
I will not go on the wildest amusement ride.
I will not go on the wildest amusement ride. Suffixes are -est, -ment
This old thing is useless!
This old thing is useless! Suffix is -less
Brenda is the strongest girl in the class.
Brenda is the strongest girl in the class. Suffix is -est
I would love a glass of water to go with these crispy chips!
I would love a glass of water to go with these crispy chips!
That amusement park has the longest slide in the state.
That amusement park has the longest slide in the state. Suffixes are -ment, -est
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
Bill tells jokes for our amusement.
Bill tells jokes for our amusement. Suffixes are -s, -ment
The singer suddenly did not wish to compete.
The singer suddenly did not wish to compete. Suffix is -ly
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
It is unlikely that we will finish this game.
It is unlikely that we will finish this game.
Rosa was thankful for Mrs. Chang's dependable help.
Rosa was thankful for Mrs. Chang's dependable help. Suffixes are -ful and -able
Ivan was extremely helpful when we were putting the baby to bed.
Ivan was extremely helpful when we were putting the baby to bed.
Wendy had the strongest hopes to win the contest.
Wendy had the strongest hopes to win the contest. Suffixes are -est, -s
Jake politely asked for a few more minutes to finish his snack.
Jake politely asked for a few more minutes to finish his snack.
That melody is quite impressive!
That melody is quite impressive! Suffix is -ive
Kelly unwisely left late to go to school.
Kelly unwisely left late to go to school.
Get that plateful of ham sandwiches and the soda drinks.
Get that plateful of ham sandwiches and the soda drinks. Suffixes are -ful, -es, and -s
Pete frequently finishes the job last.
Pete frequently finishes the job last. Suffixes are -ly and -es