Word Endings Such as -Ion,-Ing,and -Ment Often Change Verbs into Nouns

question 80

Multiple Choice

Word endings such as -ion,-ing,and -ment often change verbs into nouns and are referred to as

• A)noun sequences.
• B)awkward references.
• C)camouflaged verbs.
• D)parallel nouns.
• E)dangling modifiers.

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Definitions:

Realty

Real estate, referring to the ownership of land and property.

Affixed

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Material Injury

Harm or damage that is significant and not minor, affecting the value, usefulness, or normal function of something.

Gift Causa Mortis

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