Use of English Word Formation

Agreeable (adj), agree (vb), disagree (pop), disagreeably, agreeably (adv), agree on, agree with, agree to +infinitive, agree that.

apply(v) applicant application (n) applicable applied (adj) Apply for a job

regret regrettable regrettably

Profitable (adj) To profit from, unprofitable

To reason with sbdy(vb), Reasonable, unreasonable(adj) unreasonably, reasonably (adv) Reasonableness(n)

Uncomfortable, comfortable (adj) comfort (n) Discomfort(n) comfortably (adv)uncomfortably(adv)

Informative(adj) Inform (vb) Misinform

Equals(n), Equally, unequally(adv), unequal, equal (adj)(vb)

To continue(vb) Continual(adj) Continuous(adj) Continuity(n) Discontinue(vb) Continue with +object

simplify simple simply

consider (vb) inconsiderate, considerate (adj) considerably (adv) To have consideration for + object

Prefer (vb) preference(n) preferable (to) preferential (adj) preferably preferentially(adv)

apology( n) apologize (vb) apologetic (adj) unapologetic: To owe sbdy an apology. Apologize to sbdy for + ing/ Apologetic about + ing

succeed in + ing/ object successful in + ing/object, successfully (un)

Extend(vb) Extensive (adj) Extent (n) Extensively(adv)

suffice sufficient sufficiently

Formal(adj) Informal, Informality (n) Formalize(vb) Formally, informally (adv)

Hastily (adv) Hasty (adj) Hasten (vb)

sympathise (with) sympathetic (towards) sympathetically unsympathetic

believe (v), belief (n) disbelief, believable (adj) unbelievable, unbelievably (adv)

Inability(n), able(adj), unable, disabled, disability(n), enable(v). Inability to +infinitive, unable to + infinitive. To be disabled or to have a disability.