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What are some examples of the suffix -er?

Here are some examples of the suffix "-er" and the different ways it can be used:

1. Comparative Adjectives:

* Stronger: Comparing two things in terms of strength.

* Faster: Comparing two things in terms of speed.

* Taller: Comparing two things in terms of height.

* Larger: Comparing two things in terms of size.

2. Nouns denoting a person or thing that does something:

* Teacher: A person who teaches.

* Writer: A person who writes.

* Singer: A person who sings.

* Player: A person who plays a game or instrument.

* Blower: A device that blows air.

* Winder: A device that winds something.

3. Nouns denoting a person or thing that is associated with something:

* Baker: A person who bakes.

* Fisher: A person who fishes.

* Farmer: A person who farms.

* Cooker: A device for cooking.

* Diner: A restaurant.

4. Nouns denoting a place:

* Brewery: A place where beer is brewed.

* Winery: A place where wine is made.

* Bakery: A place where bread and other baked goods are made.

5. Nouns denoting a device or tool:

* Chopper: A device for chopping.

* Grinder: A device for grinding.

* Mixer: A device for mixing.

Important Note:

* The suffix "-er" is not always added to the end of a word. Sometimes, it is added after a change in the base word's spelling (e.g., "long" becomes "longer").

* The suffix "-er" can be used to create different types of words depending on the context.

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