Asked by anomous
plz sort these words into the suffixs' -ary and -ate:
unfortunate
approximate
momentary
imaginary
immediate
temporary
customary
desperate
secondary
necessary
accurate
voluntary
delicate
solitary
ultimate
moderate
ordinary
honorary
fortunate
desolate
unfortunate
approximate
momentary
imaginary
immediate
temporary
customary
desperate
secondary
necessary
accurate
voluntary
delicate
solitary
ultimate
moderate
ordinary
honorary
fortunate
desolate
Answers
Answered by
GuruBlue
Suffix means word ending... you can look at these words and easily sort them into those that end in "ate" and those that end in "ary". If you have further questions, please repost.
Answered by
Dr Russ
Has this been set as an IT (e.g. Excel)based question? If so there are a few ways to do this, but try this.
With the words in a column (say starting at A1)
1. in an adjacent column use =RIGHT(?,3)
where ? is the cell address of the word, so A1 for the first word if the column starts in A1.
2. copy the formula down the column
3. Then use <Data><Filter<autofilter> to collect the groups of 'ate and 'ary'
Hope this is what you are after.
With the words in a column (say starting at A1)
1. in an adjacent column use =RIGHT(?,3)
where ? is the cell address of the word, so A1 for the first word if the column starts in A1.
2. copy the formula down the column
3. Then use <Data><Filter<autofilter> to collect the groups of 'ate and 'ary'
Hope this is what you are after.
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