15种前缀和26种英语形容词后缀讲解（15 prefixes and 26 English adjective suffixes）.doc

15种前缀和26种英语形容词后缀讲解（15 prefixes and 26 English adjective suffixes） 15 prefixes and 26 English adjective suffixes There are two types of adjectives that end with -able : (1) v. + able to adj. In this way in the composition of adjectives, its meaning is can......, can (was)......, best suited for..., it is... etc., which has a passive meaning. For example: reliable (which can be relied on), drinkable (drinkable), eatable (edible). (1) he is a man of great value, and he is very comfortable. 2. -ible is the same as -able in meaning, but mainly used in Latin. For example: terrible, horrible, invi sible, possible. The affixes are mostly used to form adjectives after nouns. However, some of the -al suffixes only embody the words description, not in this way. -al means belongs to... and has... characteristics. This kind of words in the middle school English, such as actual, general, international, medical, getting, moral, natural, official, several, special, the usual. (most of these adjectives are not comparative or superlative.) 4. -an -an is added to the country name and place name, indicating the corresponding adjective, such as American, African. 5. - Ian Ian is the same as -an. For example: Asian, Australian, Canadian, Indian and Italian. 6. -ant -ant means ... sexual . Adjectives with the suffix -ant tend to be - ance or - ancy affix. For example: instant (instance), distant, important, brilliant, consta nt (constancy), pleasant. -ent is very similar to -ant. For example: absent, different, excelle nt (excellence), patient, present. 8 - ar - ar means... , ... , such as the popular, particular, regular. The ary is related to.... For example, contrary, necessary, ordinary, prim ary, revolutionary. 10. -ed -ed is added to the verb to form an adjective. In fact, the adjective is derived from the past participle of the original verb, because it has passive meaning. This kind of adjectives in the middle school English a lot, there are connected, discouraged and disappointed