Make noun forms of the given words

Today, we're going to explore how to convert verbs and adjectives into their noun forms. Can anyone tell me why this is important?

Exactly! Using different forms of words can make our writing more varied and richer. For instance, 'to succeed' becomes 'success.' Let's brainstorm a few examples together.

Great! 'Create' transforms to 'creation.' Always remember, when you see a verb, think about its corresponding noun!

Now let’s look at some sentences and see how nouns derived from verbs change what we’re trying to say. For example, 'He decides quickly' vs. 'His decision was quick.' How does the meaning shift?

Absolutely! By changing the verb to a noun, we shift the focus. Write down a sentence with a verb, then convert it to use a noun.

Perfect! The noun conveys an idea or concept more broadly.

Let's talk about the rules or suffixes commonly used in creating noun forms. What suffixed can turn 'educate' into a noun?

Exactly! The suffix '-tion' is commonly used for transforming verbs. Can you think of another verb that shares this suffix?

Great example! Let's create a mnemonic to remember common noun endings like '-tion' and '-ment.' How about 'Action brings Reaction'?