B8 - Grammar

FUL
noun	adjective
My dress has a lot of colors	My dress is colorful.
I take care of my car	I'm careful with my car.
I use my pen several times	It's very useful.
I always help my friends	I'm a very helpful person.
I think twice before buying	I'm very thoughtful.
Canada is always in peace	Canada is peaceful.
LESS
noun	adjective
I don't have time	I'm timeless.
I never love anyone	I'm loveless / heartless.
I can't use this book	It's useless.
I can't breath	I'm breathless.
I don't know what to say	I'm speechless.
The teacher doesn't have voice	She's voiceless.
I'm sorry I don't have money	I'm penniless.
NESS
adjective	noun
Ashley is happy and I like it	Her happiness is something I like.
Mary is very sad and it's boring	Her sadness is boring.
My room is very dark	All I can see is darkness.
Mary is very kind to people	Everybody likes her kindness.
That player is very weak	His weakness is ridiculous.
ABLE
verb	adjective
Dishes can break easily	They're breakable.
I advise them to arrive early	It's advisable to arrive early.
I suggest that you go now	Going now is suggestionable.
I desire a new computer	A new computer is desirable.
I understand english very well	English is very understandable.
I accept the deals	They're acceptable.
I'm rich so I can afford that car	That car is affordable.