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Where can you find a Suffix?

You can find a suffix at the end of a word.

Here's a breakdown:

* Words are made up of three parts:

* Prefix: Comes at the beginning (e.g., "un" in "unhappy").

* Root Word: The core meaning (e.g., "happy" in "unhappy").

* Suffix: Comes at the end (e.g., "-ness" in "happiness").

Examples of suffixes:

* -ing: (running, swimming)

* -ed: (played, walked)

* -er: (teacher, baker)

* -ly: (quickly, happily)

* -ness: (sadness, kindness)

* -ful: (beautiful, helpful)

Where else do suffixes appear?

* Technical terms: (e.g., "-ology" in biology, geology)

* Medical terms: (e.g., "-itis" in arthritis, bronchitis)

* Scientific terms: (e.g., "-scope" in telescope, microscope)

Let me know if you'd like more examples or want to explore a specific type of suffix!

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