34. Word Lists and Sentences
- Add ‘er’ to each of the words below, and then read.
- Which are nouns (one who)? Which are adjectives (comparing two)?
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mix____ |
short____ |
cold____ |
export____ |
plant____ |
pitch____ |
crisp____ |
plump____ |
- Did you use your blender when you made the pumpkin donuts for the festive class party?
- After the welders went to a fitness class some felt they were firmer and stronger.
- These purebred dogs are not barkers but they are first rate jumpers.
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mild____ |
rich____ |
smart____ |
fast____ |
old____ |
firm____ |
- She twirled the fastest when the drums went wild.
- This fall the sunshine was the strongest and the storms were the mildest.
- The third time she went to bat she sent the ball the farthest and it landed against the fence.
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kinder |
revolted |
hosts |
blinding |
winding |
jolting |
folded |
minding |
most |
posts |
scolded |
thunderbolts |
- Vinny was a member of the Finders Club of Vermont.
- This club finds pets that make the best match for people.
- Pets that shed or molt are not the best for some people.
- Pets that require constant minding all the time are not the best for those who go an office.
Review Words
first |
shortest |
chirping |
plunge |
irks |
dissolve |
postpone |
centerfold |
voltmeter |
deported |
grandchild |
affirming |
firmest |
masterminds |
hangers |
pitcher |
reminders |
elongate |
reposted |
formulate |
sufferer |
cornering |
cinderblock |
margins |
cozy |
portions |
partners |
perches |
plushest |
deported |
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Review
ild, ind, olt, ost, suffix -er, suffix –est, adjective
In this lesson, we learned four new chunks. A chunk is a vowel followed by one or two consonants which makes the vowel sound not pure. They are the blue cards in our card deck.
Chunks
- ild – child – /īld/
- ind – kind – /īnd/
- olt – bolt – /ōlt/
- ost – ghost – /ōst/
We also learned two new suffixes. Remember, a suffix is added to the end of a base word and changes the meaning or function of the base word.
vowel suffix er – /er/ – one who or comparing two
- Means one who does something (a noun):
- The farmer plants his crops. This sentence tells about the farmer.
- or Comparing two, (an adjective):
- Examples: Nancy is shorter than Mary. This sentence compares the height of Nancy and Mary, two people.
vowel suffix est – /est/ – comparing three or more
- Means comparing three or more and is in words that are adjectives. For example,
- Nancy is the fastest runner in the school.
- This sentence compares Nancy’s running to that of every other person in the school.
Practice
- Underline the chunk in each word.
postpone |
voltmeter |
grandchild |
reminders |
reposted |
centerfold |
masterminds |
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- Add the suffix that means ‘one who’ or ‘comparing two’:
wet____ |
pitch____ |
kind____ |
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- Add the suffix that means ‘comparing 3 or more’:
slim____ |
wet____ |
fit____ |
kind____ |
- Complete the following in each of the words below.Circle the suffix.Place each syllable in the correct column
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cornering |
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margins |
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perches |
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