What happens to a noun when you add suffixes such as –like, -ous, -ly, or –ish? The noun becomes an adverb.

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What happens to a noun when you add suffixes such as –like, -ous, -ly, or –ish?

The noun becomes an adverb.

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Yes, the noun becomes an adverb

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