From different parts of speech adding the following suffixes: -ness, -ion, -ment, -able, -tion, -ly. to argue - ( to direct - (n), ( love - (adj, to affect-( to honour-( to forgive-(

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Argument direction,directly lovable,lovely affection honourable forgivable

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It was eight o'clock in the morning and time for me to go to work. i (looked) out of the window. it (was raining) hard. «you (will get) wet through if you (go) out now,» said my mother. «no, » i answered, «i (will take) an umbrella.» we (had) five umbrellas in the house, but when i (wanted) to take one, i (found) that there (was) not one that i could use: they all (were) torn or broken. so i (took) them all and (carried) them to the umbrella-maker, saying that i would call for the umbrellas on my way home in the evening. when i (went) to have lunch in the afternoon, it still (was raining) very hard. i (went) to the nearest cafe, and (sat) down at a table. a few minutes later a young woman (came) in and (sat) down at the same table with me. when i (finished) my lunch and (was) ready to leave, i absent-mindedly (took) her umbrella and (started) for the exit. she (stopped) me saying that i (had taken) her umbrella. i (returned) the umbrella with many apologies. in the evening i (went) to the umbrella-maker, (took) my five umbrellas and (got) on the tram to go home. it so happened that the woman i (had met) at the cafe (was riding) in the same tram. when she (saw) me with my five umbrellas, she (said): «you (have had) a successful day today, (haven't) you? »