Third person spelling rules
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1st Grade - University
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Third person spelling rules
When we talk about a routine, we can also tell the routine that another person does. When this person is he, she or it (my father, my mother, my teacher...), we need to change the action (conjugate).
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Rule 1: add -s
For most of the actions we need to add -s at the end of the actions (but remember, this is only for he, she , it).
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Rule 2: add -es
IF the action ends in ch, sh, x, s, z, o, add -es at the end of the action :)
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Rule 3: add -ies or -s
If the action ends in "y", you have two options.
If you have a vowel before the "Y" so add -s: I play but he plays If you have a consonant before the "Y" so delete the "Y" and add -ies: I study but she studies
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That's all
Time to practice. Let's do those items and try to give the correct answer. :)
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Third person spelling rules
When we talk about a routine, we can also tell the routine that another person does. When this person is he, she or it (my father, my mother, my teacher...), we need to change the action (conjugate).
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