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Speech Work: Silent Letters II
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Comprehension: Malnutrition
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Comprehension: A Carefree Lorry Driver
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Comprehension: Deforestation of the Tropical Forests
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Comprehension: "War" Against Cultism
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Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Building and Building Construction – II
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Summary: Nominalization – II
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Continuous Writing: Formal Letter – II
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Speech Work: Silent Letters II
Structure: Nominalization I
Topic Content:
- Nominalizing Verbs
- By taking suffixes
- By Conversion
A nominal is a noun. Nominalization is the process of forming nouns from other parts of speech. The other parts of speech from which nouns could be formed are verbs and adjectives .
1. Nominalizing Verbs:
Verbs become nouns in a number of ways.
(a) By taking suffixes such as the following:
Examples:
endow – endowment
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endure – endurance
acquit – acquittal
teach – teacher
create – creator/creation
(b) By Conversion:
(i) Base form
He refused to slap the boy. (verb)
He gave the man a hard slap . (noun)
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