what are 8 suffixes that signal a word is a noun?

strong, wide, broad, high, young, true, wise, free, poor, humble, short, good, proud, just, decent, prudent, vacant, brave, rain, cruel, dark, sweet, novel, save, bitter, deep, human, quick, ignorant Think in terms of suffixes like -th, -dom, -ty,

what is the correct abstract noun of the word lazy using the correct suffixes?

I don't know what a "vast" sentence is. Aside from that, you can find the answers to such questions in a dictionary. If you look up the word 'vast', you will find the following entry: vast  /væst, vɑst/ adjective,

give me example of noun forming suffixes?

Hi Steffi - here's a website where one can practice adding suffi xes:  http://www.wisc-online.com/objects/index_tj.asp?objID=ESL2203  Another website which explains the meaning is cached here:

Hallo! I have a question- I am looking for an overview of rules for word formation processes in English (like a sheet or sth).. with the most important pre- and suffixes to build adverbs, adjectives, nouns, verbs.. It shouldn't be too

Any verb adding ing is a gerund, and gerunds are verbal nouns. Verbal nouns are nouns that stem from verbs, and I've only seen gerunds given as examples of verbal nouns here. Verbs like to accomplish and to move are the stems of the verbal

Hello Grammar Teacher/Teachers, 1. Could you teach me how and when to use suffixes and prefixes that are available from the dictionaries,for example, to form a noun,a verb and an adjective ? Thank you. With best wishes.

In English, s is used for many nouns to make the plural form. The s in boys has meaning. The s in school does not. It's every bit that tells you something about a word, such as prefixes, suffixes, root words, etc.