R. Fischer1 GrammarSuffixes/Nouns-ion/-ation/-ence/-er/-ist/-ity/-ment/-ness attract arrange dark different entertain explain attract express imagine intelligent.

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R. Fischer1 GrammarSuffixes/Nouns-ion/-ation/-ence/-er/-ist/-ity/-ment/-ness attract arrange dark different entertain explain attract express imagine intelligent national nervous play pollute possible present silly special stupid teach tour violent win intense decide popular

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R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns -ation

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns -ence

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns -er

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns -ist

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns -ity

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns -ment

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns -ness

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns difference

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns imagination

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns intelligence

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns intensity

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns pollution

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns possibility

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns silliness

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns violence

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns winner

R. Fischer GrammarE6Suffixes/Nouns decision