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What are suffixes for instruct?

Here are some suffixes you can use with "instruct" to create different words, along with examples:

Suffixes that create nouns:

* -ion: instruction (the act of instructing)

* -or: instructor (a person who instructs)

Suffixes that create adjectives:

* -ive: instructive (providing instruction)

* -able: instructable (capable of being instructed)

Suffixes that create verbs:

* -ed: instructed (past tense of instruct)

* -ing: instructing (present participle of instruct)

You can also use suffixes to create more specific meanings, such as:

* -er: instructer (a person who instructs, less formal than "instructor")

* -ment: instrument (a tool or device used for instructing)

* -ory: inductory (relating to an introduction or introductory instruction)

Remember that the meaning of the word will change depending on the suffix you use.

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