suffix -able, -ible -al, -ial -ful -ic -ical -ish -ive, -ative -less -€0US, -IOUS, - ous o/ examples comfortable, readable, incredible, invisible comical, normal, musical, industrial, presidential beautiful, harmful, peaceful, wonderful classic, economic, heroic, romantic aeronautical, alphabetical, political British, childish, Irish, foolish active, alternative, creative, talkative endless, motionless, priceless, timeless spontaneous, hideous, ambitious, anxious, dangerous, famous angry, busy, wealthy, windy4. Adjectives from Nouns orm normal -AL/ IAL relating to music musical industry industrial class classical having the nature of economy economic/economical “IC /-ICAL caused by romance romantic hero heroic ma beauty beautiful (always single “L") can page pec peace peaceful sey end endless LESS motion motionless lacking speech speech Britain British origin Spain Spanish -IsH nature child childish the same features as yellow yellowish fool foolish re end endless -LEsS, wee motion motionless, lacking speech speech Britain British crigin Spain ‘Spanish ISH nature child childish the same features os yellow yellowish fool foolish adventure ‘adventurous ene quality combition ‘ambitious nature onviety anvious danger dangerous ‘anger ‘ongry wealth wealthy Y i wind windy wit witty aR relating to quality or custom customary place moment momentary UKE the same features os ene ae worm wormlke2. Adjectives from Verbs act ‘active create creative oF eae te tok talkative attract attractive read readable _ speck speckable ene eRe break breakable enjoy enjoyable we full ploy __plavful ce fr ‘obey obedient” -ENT/-ANT PARTS resist resistant expect expectant please pleasant