-able, to be capable of, -er, a comparison or a person, -est, the most outstanding of many, -en, to make a verb from an adjective, -es, the plural form used after s, z, x, sh, or ch, -ish, used to create an adjective, -y, pronounced /ē/, makes a word an adjective, -ive, V-E exception, makes a word an adjective, -ly, pronounced /lē/, makes a word an adverb, -ty, pronounced /tē/, means "ten" in Old English, -less, means without, makes the word an adjective, -ness, quality or state of, -ment, makes the word a noun, -ful, abundant, having lots of, -ed, changes a verb to the past tense, pronounced /ed/, /d/, /t/, -ing, used to form continuous action, -s, used to create a plural noun or a singular verb

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