It's Easy to Spell -ed Words!.

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It's Easy to Spell -ed Words!

We often use verbs that end in –ed. Words ending in -ed We often use verbs that end in –ed. He studied hard. She smiled at me. I have worked all day.

The Rules It’s easy to spell words ending in -ed correctly. You can learn to do it in just a few minutes! There are only 4 simple rules: 1. + ed 2. + d 3. y  i + ed 4. x2 + ed

For most verbs, just add –ed. work  worked brush  brushed ask  asked

If the base form of the verb ends in a single -e, just add –d. smile  smiled live  lived dance  danced

y  i + ed If the base form of the verb ends with a consonant + y, change the y to i and add -ed. study  studied try  tried reply  replied

x2 + ed If 1) the last 3 letters of the base form of the verb are consonant-vowel-consonant and 2) the stress is on the final (or only) syllable, double the final consonant and add –ed. stop  stopped plan  planned

x2 + ed (continued) admit  admitted prefer  preferred Compare when the stress is NOT on the final syllable: listen  listened The final –l is always doubled in British English, but not in American English: travel  travelled (British) travel  traveled (American)

x2 + ed (continued) -x, -w, or –y. fix  fixed snow  snowed Do not double the final consonants -x, -w, or –y. fix  fixed snow  snowed stay  stayed

Which rule? walk + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? walk + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed walked

Which rule? love + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? love + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed loved

Which rule? cry + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? cry + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed cried

Which rule? hop + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? hop + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed hopped

Which rule? hope + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? hope + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed hoped

Which rule? play + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? play + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed played

Which rule? end + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? end + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed ended

Which rule? carry + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? carry + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed carried

Which rule? look + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? look + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed looked

Which rule? repeat + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? repeat + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed repeated

Which rule? copy + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? copy + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed copied

Which rule? control + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed

Which rule? control + ed + d yi+ed x2+ed controlled

What are the 4 rules? 1. + ed 2. + d 3. y  i + ed 4. x2 + ed