In the word construction, how does the suffix - ion change the meaning of the root word?

1) It turns a noun into a verb

2) it turns an adjective into a verb

3) it turns a verb into an adjective

4) it turns a verb into a noun

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Chace Griffith

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25 March, 06:48

In the word construction, how does the suffix - ion change the meaning of the root word?

1) It turns a noun into a verb

2) it turns an adjective into a verb

3) it turns a verb into an adjective

4) it turns a verb into a noun

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Moises Huerta · Answer 1

The correct answer is the last one.

The addition of the suffix - ion changes the root word from a verb to a noun.

Without the suffix, the word is "construct." This word is a verb meaning "to build." By adding the suffix - ion, the word "construct" becomes the word "construction." The word "construction" is a noun meaning "a building."

Therefore, the correct answer is the last one. The suffix turns a verb into a noun.

In the word construction, how does the suffix - ion change the meaning of the root word?1) It turns a noun into a verb2) it turns an adjective into a verb3) it turns a verb into an adjective4) it turns a verb into a noun

In the word construction, how does the suffix - ion change the meaning of the root word?

1) It turns a noun into a verb

2) it turns an adjective into a verb

3) it turns a verb into an adjective

4) it turns a verb into a noun