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Page 1: Added ‘ed’ to words. What happens to the followed words when we add ‘–ed’ onto the end? Try to think of a reason for the different changes.

Added ‘ed’ to words Added ‘ed’ to words

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What happens to the followed words when we add ‘–ed’ onto the end? Try to think of a

reason for the different changes.

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looked

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helped

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When we add ‘ed’ to short vowel words (a,e,i,o,u)

ended in two consonant phonemes we simply add

the letters e and d.

hand – handedpost - posted

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wished

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missed

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When we add ‘ed’ to words with a short vowel

which end with 2 or 3 consonants, we simply

add the letterse and d.

fetch – fetchedrock - rocked

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What would happen

with these words?

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* play * cough

* watch * miss

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fanned

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shop

ped

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fit ted

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When we add ‘ed’ to words with a short vowel ended with

one consonant, we have to double the

last letter.hop - hoppedbeg - begged

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What would happen

with these words?

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knothug

hum

tedgedmed

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like

liked

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time

timed

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dance

danced

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Well done! Well done!