Question

Make up new words. Use the following suffixes and prefixes: -er, ness, -ly, -less, -ful, un-, im-. Sometimes more than one word is possible. care happy possible dance home usual dark write brave use hospitable polite generous use Lazy Read awful wonder friendly patient

Answer 1

Careless happiness impossible dancer homeless unusual darkness writer braver useful hospitality impolite generously user laziness reader awfulness wonderful unfriendly impatient

Answer 2

Sure! Here are some new words created using the given suffixes and prefixes:

1. Carer: Someone who provides care for others.
2. Happiness: The state of being happy.
3. Possibility: The quality of being possible.
4. Dancer: A person who dances.
5. Homeliness: The quality of being home-like or cozy.
6. Usually: Most of the time.
7. Darkness: The state or quality of being dark.
8. Writerly: In a manner related to writing or characteristic of a writer.
9. Bravery: The quality or state of being brave.
10. Unusable: Not able to be used.
11. Hospitality: The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests.
12. Politeness: The quality of being polite.
13. Generously: In a generous manner.
14. Uselessly: In a manner that is not useful.
15. Laziness: The quality of being lazy.
16. Readable: Able to be read.
17. Awfulness: The state or quality of being awful.
18. Wonderfully: In a wonderful manner.
19. Friendliness: The quality of being friendly.
20. Impatient: Not patient.

Please note that these words are newly created and may not be commonly used or recognized.