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(MORPHEMES, PARTS OF SPEECH) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - ADJECTIVE
        
        -ER;-EST(COMPARATIVES) FASTER ,FASTEST .-LONGER,LONGEST.
      - NOUN
        
        -'S (POSSESSIVE) John's, teacher's ,Andy's
        
        -S (PLURAL) books ,cups ,mothers,subjects
      - VERB
        
        -ING(PRESENT PARTICIPLE) SINGING,DANCING, THINKING ,JOGGING.
        
        -EN (PAST PARTICIPLE) WRITTEN ,FORGOTTEN,SPOKEN
        
        -ED(PAST TENSE) HELPED, COOKED, PLAYED
    - - PREFIX. Examples of prefixes include un- (not, as in unhappy), re- (again, as in redo), and pre- (before, as in prefix). Other common examples are dis- (not, as in disagree), mis- (wrongly, as in misunderstand), and anti- (against, as in antisocial).
      - INFIX .Infix examples include the pluralization of some compound words, like "passer-by" becoming "passers-by", and informal intensifiers inserted into words, such as "un-.freaking-believable". Infixation is rare in English, but these examples demonstrate inserting an affix within a word rather than at the beginning or end. Pluralization examples Mother-in-law becomes mothers-in-law Passer-by becomes passers-by
      - SUFFIX.Examples of common suffixes include -ing (running), -ed (walked), -ly (quickly), -ful (helpful), -ness (happiness), and -ment (movement). Suffixes are added to the end of a root word to change its meaning, part of speech, or grammatical function. For instance, adding -ness to the adjective "happy" creates the noun "happiness," while adding -ed to "jump" creates the past tense verb "jumped".
        
        Adjectives
        
        -ful: hopeful, truthful, wonderful
        
        -able/-ible: breakable, sensible, edible
        
        -ous: dangerous, nutritious
        
        -less: hopeless, fearless
        
        -ic/-al: musical, regional, economic
        
        Examples by word type
        
        Nouns
        
        -ment: movement, enjoyment, investment
        
        -ness: kindness, happiness, blindness
        
        -ion: action, persuasion, conversation
        
        -er/-or: teacher, driver, director
        
        -ship: friendship, membership
        
        -ity: reality, creativity
        
        Adverbs
        
        -ly: quickly, happily, softly
        
        -ward(s): backwards, towards
        
        -wise: likewise, clockwise