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- 2. Consonants and Vowels Veronica’sNotes Vowels are the letters: a, e, i, o, u and sometimes y. a u e o i Veronica’s Notes Consonants are all the other letters, such as: b, d, t, s, etc. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
- 3. The vowel soundis short. Adding ‘-ed’ Look at and read this word. Listen to the vowel sound. Is it long or short? nod
- 4. Adding ‘–ed’ toone consonant Veronica’s Notes A short sound with only one consonant after it… double the consonant in the spelling and add ‘–ed’. to add ‘–ed’, we: If the vowel sound is: nodded nod
- 5. Adding ‘–ed’ toone consonant lapped lap sipped sip hopped hop
- 6. Adding ‘–ed’ totwo consonants lift How do we add ‘–ed’ to this word?
- 7. Adding ‘–ed’ totwo consonants lift If the vowel is a short sound but has more than one consonant after it, then just add ‘-ed’. ed
- 8. Adding ‘-ed’ totwo consonants picked pick handed hand hunted hunt Can you think of any more words like these?
- 9. Adding ‘–ed’ to‘e’ If a word ends in ‘e’ then just add ‘d’. d hope
- 10. Adding ‘–ed’ to‘e’ joked joke faked fake tuned tune Can you think of any more words like these?
- 11. How do youthink we add ‘-ed’ to these words? Vericona’s Notes chew cheat float boil sail snow spoon shoo chewed cheated floated boiled sailed snowed spooned shooed These words have a long vowel sound, so we just add ‘-ed’.
- 12. Adding ‘-ed’ towords that end in ‘y’ carried carry If a word ends in a consonant followed by a ‘y’, change the ‘y’ to an ‘i’ and add ‘-ed’.
- 13. Adding ‘-ed’ towords that end in ‘y’ replied reply studied study supplied supply
- 14. These are therules for adding ‘-ed’. Ending in ‘e’ – just add ‘d’ Long vowel sound – add ‘-ed’ Short vowel sound with one consonant – double the consonant and add ‘-ed’ lapped Short vowel with more than one consonant after it – add ‘-ed’ backed Ends in a consonant followed by a ‘y’ change the ‘y’ to an ‘i’ and add ‘-ed’. hoped chewed carried
- 15. How do weadd ‘-ed’ to the word ‘cry’? 1 Quiz How much do you remember about adding ‘-ed’? cryyed a cryd b cryed c cried d Incorrect. Try again! Correct! Well done! Next
- 16. How do weadd ‘-ed’ to the word ‘wash’? 2 Quiz How much do you remember about adding ‘-ed’? washd a washied b washed c washhed d Incorrect. Try again! Correct! Well done! Next
- 17. How do weadd ‘-ed’ to the word ‘toast’? 3 Quiz How much do you remember about adding ‘-ed’? toastied a toastted b toasted c toastd d Incorrect. Try again! Correct! Well done! Next
- 18. How do weadd ‘-ed’ to the word ‘smile’? 4 Quiz How much do you remember about adding ‘-ed’? smiled a smole b smilled c smilied d Incorrect. Try again! Correct! Well done! Next
- 19. How do weadd ‘-ed’ to the word ‘hop’? 5 Quiz How much do you remember about adding ‘-ed’? hopped a hoped b hopied c hoppied d Incorrect. Try again! Correct! Well done! Finish