Words ending in -tion are very common in writing. They are usually nouns made from verbs, e.g. action from act.
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action |
I would like to suggest a plan of action.
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attention |
Please give this task your immediate attention.
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bicycle |
The bicycle needed a replacement wheel.
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completion |
Please submit your homework to the teacher upon completion.
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direction |
Run around the track in an anticlockwise direction.
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education |
We come to school for our education.
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injection |
The injection was only a little bit painful.
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invention |
The professor is working on another brilliant invention.
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perhaps |
Perhaps we should have some lunch.
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popular |
A cashew is a popular kind of nut.
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