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Hi! I'd like to ask anybody. How can I easely learn prefixes an suffixes. Is there a dictionary what can easely help me? For instance, I can have the verb perform. Noun is performance, person is performer, adjective is performaly, and negative adjective, adverb and negative adverb. My dream...

Hi Fred! I hope I'm going to have right: I attend university as well as you majoring English and American studeis in Hungary. have you ever heard about derivation. Now "disillusionment" is one of it. There ae certain types of it, for instance deriving from verb to noun, from Adj to...

Hello As you said -ish and -like are both used as a suffix to form an adjective from a noun. And you are quite right that -ish gives a negative sense to the adjective. OED says "X-ish" is usually an adjective to mean "having the qualities of X" (e.g., boorish, foolish, swinish). But some...

Hi... I've been thinking through this problem and would appreciate some input... both suffixes -ish and -like turn a noun into an adjective, but there is a difference seen in the meanings each of them give to words. If one compares childish and childlike, it is obvious that childish has a...

Hi again, In my view / In my opinion / From my point of view , Buenos Aires is less expensive than many cities in Europe. This may be ´ . Once again, you've done an excellent job. Clive

Hi people! Correcting is giving me a really hard time and I'd appreciate it if you could take some minutes to read this since you've been so helpful!! Here's the original version: In my point of view , Buenos Aires is less expensive than many cities in Europe. This is may be because our...