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Explain how the suffix -ive contributes to the meanings of the following words;
Active
Inclusive
Possessive

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Active is act without the suffix. Inclusive is include and possessive is possess.

You can possess something, but if you are possessive, you're relating to the person.

So the person (or personification: the possessive [object] ...) is possessive (usually possesses).

The person is active.  They usually go out for a run or swim in their $1,000,000 pool so they can stay active.

The group is inclusive.  They are unique and love each other for it.  They try to include everyone.

The suffix -ive makes whatever the word means be able to relate with a subject (ex: The runner is very active. vs The runner acts/acts a lot.).