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Adding ed

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Adding ed teaches elementary school children how to change the spellings of verbs from the present to past tense.

A verb is a doing word. To show a verb has been done, we add ‘ed’ to the end, liked ‘jump’ turns into ‘jumped’. All you need to do is add ‘ed’. However, if the word has a short vowel sound like ‘hop’, you need to double the last letter (the consonant), making it 'hopped'. Test your knowledge on these ‘ed’ spellings.

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1 .
Spell the missing word: He _____ over.
slipped
sliped
slipt
slipd
This is a short vowel sound. Make sure you spell the verb first, like 'slip' then add the last three letters.
2 .
Spell the missing word: They _____ fists.
bumpt
bumped
bumpped
bumed
The present tense word for this is 'bump' but if you did this in the past then we add 'ed', making it 'bumped'.
3 .
Spell the missing word: You have been _____.
stoped
stopped
stoppped
stopt
The 'o' sound in this word is considered to be a short vowel sound, this means the 'o' sound isn't stressed like it is in the word 'look'. When the vowel sound is short, we double the last letter then add 'ed'.
4 .
Spell the missing word: She _____ if she could play on the slide.
askd
askt
asked
arsked
For this one, you should write the verb 'ask' then add the 'ed' after.
5 .
Spell the missing word: They _____ a cake.
baked
bakeed
baced
backed
The word 'bake' ends in an 'e', so we only need to add 'd' to turn into into 'baked'.
6 .
Spell the missing word: The dog laughed and _____ all day.
playd
played
plaed
playyed
The vowel sound in this word is considered long as you say 'aye' not 'ah', that is why we don't double the last letter.
7 .
Spell the missing word: What has _____ to your room?
hapened
happenned
happened
hapenned
The best way to spell this word is to write 'happen' then just add 'ed' to the end.
8 .
Change the word 'dance' to the past tense.
danceed
dancd
darnced
danced
If the verb ends in an 'e' already, you just need to add a 'd'.
9 .
Spell the missing word: She _____ for ten minutes.
skiped
skipped
scipped
sciped
Here the 'i' sound is considered a short vowel sound and that is why the 'p' is doubled.
10 .
Spell the missing word: Her phone has been _____.
smashed
smashhed
smasht
smased
Phones can be very expensive to fix, that's why many people buy protective covers for them.
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