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This is a little lesson in spelling about when to use “d” on the end of a word and when to use “ed”. Use “d” when there is already an “e” at the end of the word and “ed” if there is not. If there is a vowel then a consonant at the end of the word double the consonant and add “ed”. If there is a “y” then change the “y” to an “i” and add “ed”.
tired
raked
staked
saved
paved
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wiped
hired
hoped
phoned
tuned
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ruled
blurred
crammed
robbed
flipped
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clogged
slammed
regretted
controlled
talked
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walked
tested
dusted
rested
docked
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fried(fry)
tried(try)
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cried(cry)
dried(dry)
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relied(rely)
pried(pry)
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