Unit 4/Lesson 14: Suffix - ish

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What does the suffix '-ish' typically indicate when added to a word?

Back

It indicates a quality or characteristic, often suggesting a resemblance or a lesser degree of the root word.

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What does 'childish' imply about a person's behavior?

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It implies that the person's behavior is immature or reminiscent of a child.

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What is the meaning of the word 'Turkish'?

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It refers to something that comes from Turkey.

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How does the word 'yellowish' modify the color yellow?

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It means somewhat or slightly yellow, indicating a less intense shade.

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What does 'stylish' mean in terms of fashion?

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It means having a good sense of style or being fashionable.

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What does 'feverish' suggest about a person's condition?

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It suggests that the person is experiencing symptoms of fever or is in a state of agitation.

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Can you give an example of a word that uses the suffix '-ish' to describe a color?

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One example is 'bluish', which means somewhat blue.

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What is the difference between 'childish' and 'childlike'?

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'Childish' has a negative connotation of immaturity, while 'childlike' has a positive connotation of innocence and wonder.

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What does the suffix '-ish' imply when used with the word 'fool'?

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It creates the word 'foolish', meaning lacking good sense or judgment.

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How can the suffix '-ish' change the meaning of the word 'green'?

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It creates the word 'greenish', meaning somewhat green or having a hint of green.