Convert the given words into abstract nouns using suffixes like ment, ness, th, ity, ance, hood, tion, dom, and fill in blanks with given words' abstract nouns.

Here are the solutions for Exercise 3 and Exercise 4. Exercise 3: Make abstract nouns from the given words by adding one of these suffixes: ment, ness, th, ity, ance, hood, tion, dom. Make other necessary changes. child: childhood agree: agreement act: action long: length appear: appearance starve: starvation brilliant: brilliance human: humanity move: movement busy: business wide: width pay: payment true: truth curious: curiosity assist: assistance repeat: repetition popular: popularity appoint: appointment holy: holiness large: largeness wise: wisdom Exercise 4: Fill in the blanks with the noun made from the words given in brackets. a. Mother Teresa was renowned for her kindness (kind) b. India got freedom from the British rule in 1947. (free) c. We should always speak the truth. (true) d. There was a lot of activity in the school on sports day. (active) e. He took the decision to become a doctor. (decide) f. Poor people have to undergo a lot of hardship. (hard) g. A deer is known for its timidity. (timid) h. Curtains give us privacy from the outside world. (private) i. A judge has to ensure justice. (just) j. He was able to win the tug of war because he had strength. (strong) Last free one today — make it count tomorrow, or type /upgrade for unlimited.