A wide variety of verbs can be changed to nouns with the addition of the suffixes "-ance" or "-ence." For example, the verb "appear" can become "appearance." The verb "resist" can become "resistance." For example, look at the sentence, "He appeared on many talk shows while promoting his book." If you wanted to change the verb to a noun, you could say, "He made many talk show appearances while promoting his book." Other verbs require the suffix "-ment" to be converted to nouns. For example, "appoint,", "assign," and "enjoy" can become "appointment," "assignment", and "enjoyment." For example, look at the sentence, "The man enjoyed his lunch." If you wanted to change the verb to a noun, you could say, "The man's lunch brought him enjoyment." ". The suffixes "-tion" and "-sion" are found at the end of many nouns. A wide variety of verbs turn into nouns with these suffixes. For example, "inform", "decide", and "describe" can become "information," "decision," and "description." For example, look at the sentence, "He decided to decline the job offer." If you wanted to use a noun, you could say, "He made the decision to decline the job offer."

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动词后加上“ance”或“ence”。 动词后加上“ment”。 添加“tion”或“sion”。