Suffixes that change the word to a noun:
* -age: cover age (the act of covering)
* -ing: cover ing (the act of covering)
Suffixes that change the word to a verb:
* -er: cover er (someone who covers)
* -or: cover or (someone who covers)
Suffixes that change the word to an adjective:
* -ed: cover ed (covered)
* -ing: cover ing (covering)
Note: While "cover" itself can be used as a verb, it's important to understand that the suffixes above change the word class (noun, verb, adjective).
Here are some examples:
* Coverage: The article provided excellent coverage of the event.
* Covering: The artist was covering a song by her favorite band.
* Coverer: The coverer of the book was a famous artist.
* Covered: The table was covered in a white tablecloth.
* Covering: A covering of snow blanketed the city.