Understanding Vocabulary and Suffixes

The video tutorial introduces the concept of suffixes, focusing on the suffix 'ible', which means 'able to be'. It explains how suffixes change the meaning of base words and provides examples such as 'audible', 'compatible', 'convertible', 'edible', 'legible', 'flexible', 'horrible', 'incredible', 'invincible', and 'responsible'. The video emphasizes understanding the meanings of these words and encourages responsible behavior. The tutorial concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe, like, and share.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced in the video?

• The use of verbs in sentences

• The history of English language

• The meaning of the suffix '-ible'

• The importance of prefixes

What is a suffix?

• A root added to the end of a base word

• A prefix added to the beginning of a word

• A word that stands alone

• A type of punctuation

What does the suffix '-ible' mean?

• Without ability

• In the process of

• Not able to be

• Able to be

What does the word 'audible' mean?

• Able to be heard

• Able to be seen

• Able to be touched

• Able to be tasted

Which word means 'able to exist or work together'?

• Legible

• Flexible

• Compatible

• Edible

What does 'convertible' mean?

• Able to be read

• Able to be heard

• Able to be eaten

• Able to change from one thing to another

Which word describes something 'suitable or safe to eat'?

• Legible

• Edible

• Flexible

• Horrible

What does 'legible' mean?

• Able to be heard

• Able to be eaten

• Able to be changed

• Able to be read

What does 'flexible' mean?

• Able to be eaten

• Able to bend easily

• Able to be read

• Able to be heard

Which word means 'impossible to believe'?

• Horrible

• Incredible

• Invincible

• Responsible