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Adding Ed or Ing With Verbs

The document outlines rules for adding 'ed' and 'ing' to verbs based on their spelling patterns. It also provides examples for each rule and includes a section on creating compound words with various examples. Additionally, it poses questions for practice in applying these rules to specific words.

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Adding Ed or Ing With Verbs

The document outlines rules for adding 'ed' and 'ing' to verbs based on their spelling patterns. It also provides examples for each rule and includes a section on creating compound words with various examples. Additionally, it poses questions for practice in applying these rules to specific words.

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Rule 1:

Consonant

LLL * L simple add ‘ed’ or ing

Not ‘e’

Example: help helped help helping

Rule 2:
Consonant

LLL * L remove ‘e’ and add ‘ed’ or ing

‘e’
Example: save saved save saving

Rule 3:
Single vowel and last letter is not ‘w,x,y’

LLL * L doubled the last letter and add ‘ed’ or ‘ing’

Example: stir stirred stir stirring


sit sitting

Rule 4:
Single vowel and last letter is ‘w,x,y’

LLL * (w/x/y) don’t doubled the last letter and add ‘ed’ or ‘ing’

Example: play played play playing

Rule 5:
Two vowel

LL ** L just add ‘ed’ or ‘ing’

Example: beep beeped beep beeping

Question 1: Add -ed to each of these words.

a. Help
b. Push

c. Zip

d. Wave

e. Hop

f. land

g. read

h. bump

i. meet

Question 2: Add -ing to each of these words

a. sit i. flap

b. sweep j. tip

c. wait k. save

d. bake l. skate

e. box m. tow

f. stoop n. rub

g. tune o. behave

h. bury
Compound Words
Two or more words puts together to make a new bigger word called compound word.
Example: play+ground = playground
Question 1: Make as many compound words as you can
a. Hair – haircut, hairbrush, hairstyle

b. Bed – bedroom, bedtime, bedcover

c. Bath – bathroom, bathtub, bathrob

d. Brush – toothbrush, paintbrush, hairbrush

e. Room- bedroom, bathroom, classroom

f. Play- playground, playtime, playroom

g. Band- hairband, headband, hairband

h. Paste – toothpaste, pastebin, posterpaste

i. Time- bedtime, lunchtime, breaktime

j. Every- everyday, everybody, everyone

k. Any – anyway, anytime, anybody

l. Thing – anything, something, everything

m. One – onetime, someone, anyone

n. Same- same-as, same-day, same-time

o. No- nobody, nope, nothing

p. Where- anywhere, everywhere, somewhere

q. How-however, somehow, anyhow

r. Body- anybody, nobody, everybody

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