* -ive: This suffix is used to form adjectives. It often indicates a state, quality, or characteristic. For example:
* active (having the quality of being active)
* creative (having the quality of being creative)
* passive (having the quality of being passive)
* -ly: This suffix is used to form adverbs. It indicates manner, way, or degree. For example:
* actively (in an active way)
* creatively (in a creative way)
* passively (in a passive way)
* -ate: This suffix can have several meanings depending on the word it's attached to:
* To make or cause: For example, "activate" (to make something active)
* To treat or act upon: For example, "medicate" (to treat with medicine)
* To be or have a particular quality: For example, "fortunate" (having good luck)
There is no common suffix "-ively" or "-ive-ate".
It's important to understand the meanings and uses of suffixes to ensure you are using them correctly and effectively in your writing.