1-1-1 Doubling

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What does the suffix '-er' mean?

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The suffix '-er' is added to a verb to indicate someone who performs the action, like 'chop' becomes 'chopper'.

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What does the suffix '-ing' mean?

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The suffix '-ing' is added to a verb to indicate the action is happening now, like 'swim' becomes 'swimming'.

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Add '-er' to 'hug'. What do you get?

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hugger

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Add '-ing' to 'plan'. What do you get?

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planning

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Add '-er' to 'slip'. What do you get?

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slipper

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What is an example of a word with the suffix '-er'?

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Teacher (one who teaches).

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What is an example of a word with the suffix '-ing'?

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Running (the action of running).

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What happens when you add '-er' to a verb?

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It usually means a person or thing that does the action.

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What happens when you add '-ing' to a verb?

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It shows that the action is currently happening.

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Add '-er' to 'jump'. What do you get?

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jumper