common suffixes er for belonging to able for being able to
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teacher |
The teacher gave me good advice.
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reader |
The introduction is a group of sentences at the beginning of a piece of writing, giving the reader an idea of what is to come.
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Farmer |
The farmer ploughed his field.
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Londoner |
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner!
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islander |
The islander had to wait for the ferry to pick him up.
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villager |
The villager walked to the local shop.
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manager |
The bank manager was taken hostage.
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teenager |
The teenager grew a lot in just a year.
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baker |
The baker kneaded the dough thoroughly.
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reliable |
She's my most reliable worker.
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drinkable |
The milkshake wasn't the best but was still drinkable.
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touchable |
The sculpture in the gallery was touchable, you could climb all over it!
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avoidable |
The tree was avoidable.
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unavoidable |
The detention was completely avoidable if the pupil had done his homework.
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sinkable |
The Titanic was supposed to be unsinkable.
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