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-est -er Inflected Endings and Comparative Endings -ed -es -ing

sit sitting sit Short vowel & 1 consonant! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . See a short vowel and a consonant too, here’s the only thing to do: DOUBLE the consonant, add –ing. sitting

bake baked bake Vowel, consonant, silent e! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Drop, drop, drop silent e, Drop the e, add –ed. baked

rake raked rake Vowel, consonant, silent e! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Drop, drop, drop silent e, Drop the e, add –ed. raked

hug hugged hug Short vowel & 1 consonant! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . See a short vowel and a consonant too, here’s the only thing to do: DOUBLE the consonant, add –ed. hugged

hurry hurried hurry Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Change the Y to an I and add –ed! hurried

sad sadder sad Short vowel & 1 consonant! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . See a short vowel and a consonant too, here’s the only thing to do: DOUBLE the consonant, add –er. sadder

tall tallest tall Vowel & 2 consonants! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Just add –est. tallest

fry frying fry Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Just add –ing! frying

cry cries cry Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Change the Y to an I and add –es! cries

dance danced dance Vowel, consonant, silent e! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Drop, drop, drop silent e, Drop the e, add –ed. danced

skip skipping skip Short vowel & 1 consonant! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . See a short vowel and a consonant too, here’s the only thing to do: DOUBLE the consonant, add –ing. skipping

dry dried dry Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Change the Y to an I and add –ed! dried

try tries try Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Change the Y to an I and add –es! tries

reply replying reply Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Just add –ing! replying

race racing race Vowel, consonant, silent e! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Drop, drop, drop silent e, Drop the e, add –ing. racing

silly silliest silly Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Change the Y to an I and add –est! silliest

study studied study Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Change the Y to an I and add –ed! studied

funny funnier funny Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Change the Y to an I and add –er! funnier

shop shopped shop Short vowel & 1 consonant! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . See a short vowel and a consonant too, here’s the only thing to do: DOUBLE the consonant, add –ed. shopped

carry carries carry Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Change the Y to an I and add –es! carries

small smallest small Vowel & 2 consonants! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Just add –est. smallest

stay stayed stay Vowel & Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Just add –ed. stayed

say saying say Vowel & Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Just add –ing! saying

smile smiling smile Vowel, consonant, silent e! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Drop, drop, drop silent e, Drop the e, add –ing. smiling

play played play Vowel & Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Just add –ed! played

marry marrying marry Consonant – Y! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . Just add –ing! marrying

fat fatter fat Short vowel & 1 consonant! How does the word end? This is the way the end must be . . . See a short vowel and a consonant too, here’s the only thing to do: DOUBLE the consonant, add –er. fatter

Inflected and Comparative Endings If the word has a short vowel and one consonant, double the consonant. Then add the ending. Shop = shopped If the word has a short vowel with two consonants, just add the ending. Small = smallest If the word has a vowel, consonant and silent e, drop the silent e. Then add the ending. Smile = smiling To add –ed, -er, -es, or –est to words that end with a consonant and a Y, change the Y to an i. Then add the ending. Funny = funnier To add –ing to a word that ends with a Y, just add the ending. marry = marrying If the word ends with a vowel and a Y, just add the ending. Play = played The End