Study the information. Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the adjectives made from the given words

Typical adjective-forming suffixes include:

-able/-iblee.g. understandable

-ant/ente.g. observant

-ar/-arye.g. similar

-atee.g. moderate

-ene.g. wooden

-esee.g. Japanese

-erne.g. Northern

-ale.g. mathematical

-fule.g. beautiful

-ic/-icale.g. rustic

-ede.g. educated

-inge.g. amusing

-ishe.g. childish

-iore.g. junior

-ivee.g. submissive

-lesse.g. sleeveless

-ouse.g. dangerous

-ye.g. funny

-lye.g. manly

-an/-ian/-eane.g. Georgian

1. Your face is a little
   [ ]. You might have an allergy to chocolate or seafood.
2. Kevin is really
   [ ] and dull. I don't like his jokes.
3. My granny knits some
   [ ] things:
   [ ] hats and scarves, and very
   [ ] but a little
   [ ] sweaters with deer or snowmen.
4. My favourite cuisine is
   [ ].
5. Nancy is a(n)
   [ ] animal.
6. Throw that away! Don't take old,
   [ ],
   [ ] things, please!
7. I like my new laptop a lot. It's
   [ ] and
   [ ]. Besides, the interface is really
   [ ].
8. I like to read your essays because your handwriting is
   [ ] and
   [ ].
9. Mary is
   [ ]: she can sing and dance well. I think she will succeed because she is really
   [ ].
10. Bobby is in
    [ ] school now.
11. Susie's clothes are
    [ ] and not neat all the time! I keep telling her that she is
    [ ].