

Doubling the Final Consonant
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9th - 12th Grade
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Lindsay McIntire
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Doubling the Final Consonant

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Doubling the Final Consonant
Many words have endings added to them. You may need to make a spelling change in the word before you add the ending. For example, you may need to double the final consonant. Suppose you are describing what a frog did. If you write hoped when you mean hopped, your readers will be confused.
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hop big slam shut wet
These words all have one syllable.
They all end in just one consonant.
They all have just one vowel before the final consonant.
They all need the final consonant doubled before adding an ending like -ing, -ed, -er, -est, -y, or -ist.
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Words in Which the Final Consonant is Doubled
hop+ed=hopped
big+er=bigger
slam+ed=slammed
mud+y=muddy
shut+ing=shutting
wet+est=wettest
pin+ed=pinned
drug+ist=druggist
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Words in Which the Final Consonant is NOT Doubled
sweet+er=sweeter (Two vowels come before the final consonant)
jump+ed=jumped (Two consonants come at the end)
sad+ly=sadly (The ending begins with a consonant)
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big+er=
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ship+ed=
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hop+ing=
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plan+er=
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following words has a final consonant that needs to be doubled?
star+y
art+ist
mad+ly
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Open Ended
Find the misspelled word: The frog hoped into the water and made a plopping noise.
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Open Ended
Find the misspelled word: Someone has been digging in the mudy pond.
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Open Ended
Was Derek a winer at the track meet?
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Open Ended
The cook stired the soup and added salt.
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Open Ended
The trail ended, and we steped into the clearing.
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Sometimes you will need to double the final consonant in a two-syllable word.
begin
control
forgot
These words all end in one consonant, have just one vowel before the final consonant, and the second syllable is accented, or spoken with greater force, than the first syllable.
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Words in Which the Final Consonant is Doubled
begin+er=beginner
control+er=controller
forget+ing=forgetting
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Words in Which the Final Consonant is NOT Doubled
return+ed=returned (The final syllable, turn, ends in two consonants)
travel+er+traveler (The final syllable is not accented)
repeat+ed=repeated (Two vowels come before the consonant)
forget+ful=forgetful (The ending begins with a consonant)
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
offering
offerring
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
controller
controler
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
difference
differrence
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
referral
referal
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
equiped
equipped
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
beginning
begining
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
piloted
pilotted
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
forgotten
forgoten
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Multiple Select
Which is correct?
hoter
hotter
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