A syllable with a single vowel followed by a consonant and ending with a silent letter at the end.

Not or opposite

What do you call a group of giraffes?

to shape

Placed at the end of a noun to make it plural.

A syllable with one or two vowels followed by the letter r

Above, too much, across, above normal, or too long

These animals breathe out of their butts.

To carry or harbor

Placed at the end of a verb to make it past tense.

A syllable with two consecutive vowels

Under, beneath, below, or secondary

How many eyes do caterpillars have?

To break or burst

Placed at the end of a work to make it an adverb to describe what something is like or manner of

A syllable that ends with a single vowel.

Bad/badly or wrong/wrongly

This animal can carry up to 5000 times its body weight.

To draw or pull

This suffix sounds one way, but it is spelled another. It means the e act of, state of, or result of something.

a single vowel sound followed
by one or more consonants

Not or negative

What is the largest type of frog?

To write

This suffix means one who (profession) or that which (something that does___.)