Regular past tense: -ed
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Most verbs add -ed in the past: walk, walked. A final y becomes i: carry, carried. One short vowel doubles the last letter: stop, stopped.
Example 1Write the past tense of each verb. Each one ends in -ed.
1. rinse rinsed 2. crawl crawled 3. push pushed
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Two pages: the worksheet, then the answer key.
- Write the past tense of each verb. Each one ends in -ed.1. chew ________ 2. pack ________ 3. visit ________
- Write the past tense of each verb. Each one ends in -ed.1. open ________ 2. climb ________ 3. visit ________
- Write the past tense of each verb. Each one ends in -ed.1. scratch ________ 2. play ________ 3. milk ________
- Choose the right word.The vet ____ the puppies. (patting / pated / patted)
- Choose the right word.The train ____ in the evening. (stopping / stopped / stoped)
- Choose the right word.The baby ____ bubbles. (popping / poped / popped)
- Say it about yesterday.I chat.
- Say it about yesterday.The owl hoots.
- Fix the past tense verb.The coaches joged.
- Fix the past tense verb.Ann huged Mom.
- chew → chewed; pack → packed; visit → visited
- open → opened; climb → climbed; visit → visited
- scratch → scratched; play → played; milk → milked
- patted
pat ends in one short vowel and one consonant, so the t doubles before -ed: patted.
- stopped
stop ends in one short vowel and one consonant, so the p doubles before -ed: stopped.
- popped
pop ends in one short vowel and one consonant, so the p doubles before -ed: popped.
- I chatted. or I was chatting.
- The owl hooted. or The owl was hooting.
- The coaches jogged.
jog ends in one short vowel and one consonant, so the g doubles before -ed: jogged.
- Ann hugged Mom.
hug ends in one short vowel and one consonant, so the g doubles before -ed: hugged.
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