6th Grade Suffixes: -ful, -less, -ly, -ness, -ment Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers
Answer sheet with model answers and success criteria for the 6th Grade spelling patterns & rules worksheet.
6th Grade Suffixes: -ful, -less, -ly, -ness, -ment Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers
Add the suffix, or circle the suffix that gives the meaning.
Answer: harmless
Just add the suffix to the end of the word.
Answer: sleepless
Just add the suffix to the end of the word.
Answer: amazement
Just add the suffix to the end of the word.
Answer: kindness
Just add the suffix to the end of the word.
Answer: payment
Just add the suffix to the end of the word.
Answer: cheerful
Just add the suffix to the end of the word.
- A-ful
- B-less
- C-ness
Answer: -less
painless means without pain. -ful means full of; -less means without.
- A-ful
- B-less
- C-ness
Answer: -ful
useful means can be used. -ful means full of; -less means without.
- A-ful
- B-less
- C-ness
Answer: -ful
painful means causing pain. -ful means full of; -less means without.
- A-ful
- B-less
- C-ness
Answer: -less
homeless means without a home. -ful means full of; -less means without.
- A-ful
- B-less
- C-ness
Answer: -ful
joyful means full of joy. -ful means full of; -less means without.
- A-ful
- B-less
- C-ness
Answer: -ful
cheerful means full of cheer. -ful means full of; -less means without.
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