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Name<br />

The suffix -ion means “act or process,” or “state or condition.”<br />

You must drop the e from words that end in silent e before adding<br />

-ion. For example, the word separate must lose its e before you<br />

can add -ion to make the word separation.<br />

Add -ion to the words in the box to complete each sentence below.<br />

Remember to drop the silent e before adding -ion.<br />

concentrate exhaust confuse discuss<br />

elect decorate correct locate<br />

<strong>Practice</strong><br />

Phonics:<br />

Adding -ion<br />

1. The results of the showed that the more experienced<br />

candidate won the most votes.<br />

2. The incomplete directions led to among the students.<br />

3. They used the roses as on the parade fl oat.<br />

4. He was so focused during the test that nothing could break his<br />

.<br />

5. Staying up late can lead to if you do not get enough<br />

sleep.<br />

6. Although the of the park was marked on the map, she<br />

could not fi nd it.<br />

7. The student worked very hard on his paper, and it needed only one small<br />

.<br />

8. When they could not agree, their quickly became an<br />

argument.<br />

At Home: List at least eight more words that<br />

have -ion endings.<br />

The Gri Gri Tree • Grade 5/Unit 5<br />

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