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Unit One: Journeys
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Hello everyone and welcome to today's class.
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Today's lesson for of unit one journeys.
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I am monsieur and today we're going to learn about
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suffixes, mainly about able and able, able and able.
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Yeah, before we begin let's define suffixes, suffixes can be
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defined as a group of letters that we add to
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the end of the world.
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These suffixes can change the meaning or the purpose of
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the word april and able.
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These two suffixes they sound very familiar and they share
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a mean meaning, both what used or when added to
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a word will have the same meaning and effect to
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the world.
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They both mean able to be.
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So if I say read the bill which ends with
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an A B L E, it means able to read
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if I use yeah, a bowl with audio which makes
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it audible.
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It means able to be heard the same meaning.
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But in one word we used able A B L
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E and the other word.
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We used the ball, I B L E.
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one of the distinctions between the two is that April
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is used with a variety of words.
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And these words outnumber the words that are used with
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bible cable is used with a limited number of words.
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A great tip to know if to use Abel or
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Abel is to try to take out the suffix if
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you're left with a complete word, then it's able but
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if not meaning it won't stand as a word on
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its own without the suffix it more.
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It's most likely to be able.
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Let's look at the example at the end of the
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slide terrible.
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It ends with able.
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So if we take out the suffix bible, we're left
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with terror which is not a word.
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However with the word changeable which means able to be
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changed. Change is a word.
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Once we take out the suffix able this is another
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indicated. Look at further examples readable If we take out
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the suffix able we are left with read which is
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a complete word.
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If we apply this to the word acceptable and we
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remove the suffix able we are left with a complete
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word which is except the same goes for treatable.
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If we take out able we're left with treat a
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complete word.
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The same goes for changeable.
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When we take out the suffix able we're left with
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change dependable becomes dependent when we take out the suffix.
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However with words such as audible at the ball, horrible,
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tangible and feasible.
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If you take out the suffix the bible we're left
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with incomplete words were left with either odd and or
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tank and fees.
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This is a list of the most commonly used words
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that take the suffix able try to keep a note
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or memorize these words because you are most likely to
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be using these as I said before.
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More words take the suffix able with an A instead
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of able and this is what makes it easier because
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you're if you're confused you're most likely to be using
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able not able thank you for your attention
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