4. In each group of words that follows, two words have the same morphological structure, one has a different suffix from those two, and one has no suffix at all. Your task is to identify which two words have the same suffix, which one has a different suffix, and which one has no suffix at all. Then, explain the meaning of each suffix.

Example:
- rider: [tex]$-er$[/tex] is a derivational suffix meaning 'one who...'
- colder: [tex]$-er$[/tex] is an inflectional suffix marking the comparative.
- silver: There is no suffix.
- smoker: This is the same [tex]$-er$[/tex] as in rider.

a.
- nicer
- painter
- runner
- feather
- c. friendly
- sadly
- softly
- silly
- e. youngster
- faster
- monster
- gangster
- g. nifty
- ducky
- thrifty
- lucky

b.
- intolerant
- intelligent
- inflame
- incomplete
- d. sons
- lens
- vans
- runs
- f. wrestling
- handling
- fling
- duckling
- h. given
- maven
- wooden
- taken

In the given list of words, there are two words that have the same morphological structure, one has a different suffix from those two, and one has no suffix at all.

We need to tell which two words have the same suffix, which one has a different suffix, and which has no suffix at all along with the meaning of each suffix.b. intolerant d. sons f. wrestling h. givenIntolerant - ant is a suffix meaning 'full of.'Sons - There is no suffix.Wrestling - ing is an inflectional suffix marking the progressive.Given - en is a suffix meaning 'made of.'Therefore, the two words that have the same suffix are Intolerant and Given, the one that has a different suffix is Wrestling and the one that has no suffix is Sons.The meaning of each suffix is:Ant - full of.Ing - inflectional suffix marking the progressive.En - made of.

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