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    This document provides instruction on how to add the "-ed" suffix to verbs in English. It explains that if the verb has a short vowel sound and one consonant, the consonant is doubled before adding "-ed", like "hopped". If it has two or more consonants, simply add "-ed", like "lifted". For verbs ending in "e", just add "d", like "hoped". Verbs with a long vowel sound or ending in "y" follow other rules as outlined. The document uses examples, charts, and a quiz to reinforce the different rules for adding "-ed" depending on the verb's spelling.

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    This document provides instruction on how to add the "-ed" suffix to verbs in English. It explains that if the verb has a short vowel sound and one consonant, the consonant is doubled before adding "-ed", like "hopped". If it has two or more consonants, simply add "-ed", like "lifted". For verbs ending in "e", just add "d", like "hoped". Verbs with a long vowel sound or ending in "y" follow other rules as outlined. The document uses examples, charts, and a quiz to reinforce the different rules for adding "-ed" depending on the verb's spelling.

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    Adding-Ed-Powerpoint Ver 2

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    This document provides instruction on how to add the "-ed" suffix to verbs in English. It explains that if the verb has a short vowel sound and one consonant, the consonant is doubled before adding "-ed", like "hopped". If it has two or more consonants, simply add "-ed", like "lifted". For verbs ending in "e", just add "d", like "hoped". Verbs with a long vowel sound or ending in "y" follow other rules as outlined. The document uses examples, charts, and a quiz to reinforce the different rules for adding "-ed" depending on the verb's spelling.

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    Consonants and Vowels

    Veronica’s Notes Veronica’s Notes

    Vowels are the letters: Consonants are all the


    a, e, i, o, u and other letters, such as:
    sometimes y. b, d, t, s, etc.

    a e i a bcd e fg
    hi jklmn
    o u o pqrstu
    vwxyz
    Adding ‘-ed’
    Look at and read this word.
    Listen to the vowel sound.Is it
    long or short?

    nod
    The vowel sound is
    short.
    Adding ‘–ed’ to one consonant

    Veronica’s Notes

    If the vowel sound is:


    nod
    A short soundwith only
    oneconsonant after
    it…
    to add ‘–ed’, we: nodde
    d
    double the consonant
    in the spelling and
    add ‘–ed’.
    Adding ‘–ed’ to one consonant

    lap sip hop

    lapped sipped hoppe


    d
    Adding ‘–ed’ to two consonants

    lift
    How do we add ‘–ed’ to this word?
    Adding ‘–ed’ to two consonants

    lift ed
    If the vowel is a short sound but has
    more than one consonant after it, then
    just add ‘-ed’.
    Adding ‘-ed’ to two consonants

    pick hand hunt

    picke hande hunte


    d d d
    Can you think of any more words like these?
    Adding ‘–ed’ to ‘e’

    hoped
    If a word ends in ‘e’
    then just add ‘d’.
    Adding ‘–ed’ to ‘e’

    joke fake tune

    joked faked tuned

    Can you think of any more words like these?


    How do you think we add ‘-ed’ tothese words?

    Vericona’s Notes

    chew chewed
    cheat cheated These words
    float floated
    boil boiled have a long
    sail sailed vowel sound, so
    snow snowed we just add ‘-
    spoon spooned
    shoo shooed ed’.
    Adding ‘-ed’ to words that end in ‘y’

    carr
    y
    carried
    If a word ends in a consonant followed
    by a ‘y’, change the ‘y’ to an ‘i’ and add
    ‘-ed’.
    Adding ‘-ed’ to words that end in ‘y’

    reply stud suppl


    y y
    studie
    suppli
    replie
    d ed
    d
    These are the rules for adding ‘-ed’.

    Short vowel sound with one


    lapp
    consonant –double the consonant and add ‘-
    ed’ ed
    Short vowel with more than one
    consonant after it –add ‘-ed’ back
    ed
    Ending in ‘e’ –just add
    ‘d’ hope
    d
    Long vowel sound –add ‘-ed’ chewe
    d
    Ends in a consonant followed carri
    by a ‘y’change the ‘y’ to an ‘i’ and
    add ‘-ed’. ed
    Quiz
    Incorrect.
    Correct!Well
    Trydone!
    again!
    How much do you remember
    about adding ‘-ed’?

    How do we add ‘-ed’ to the


    1 word ‘cry’?

    a cryyed

    b cryd

    c cryed

    d cried
    Next
    Quiz
    Incorrect.
    Correct!Well
    Trydone!
    again!
    How much do you remember
    about adding ‘-ed’?

    How do we add ‘-ed’ to the


    2 word ‘wash’?

    a washd

    b washied

    c washed

    d washhed
    Next
    Quiz
    Incorrect.
    Correct!Well
    Trydone!
    again!
    How much do you remember
    about adding ‘-ed’?

    How do we add ‘-ed’ to the


    3 word ‘toast’?

    a toastied

    b toastted

    c toasted

    d toastd
    Next
    Quiz
    Incorrect.
    Correct!Well
    Trydone!
    again!
    How much do you remember
    about adding ‘-ed’?

    How do we add ‘-ed’ to the


    4 word ‘smile’?

    a smiled

    b smole

    c smilled

    d smilied
    Next
    Quiz
    Incorrect.
    Correct!Well
    Trydone!
    again!
    How much do you remember
    about adding ‘-ed’?

    How do we add ‘-ed’ to the


    5 word ‘hop’?

    a hopped

    b hoped

    c hopied

    d hoppied
    Finish

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