Suffix: ed

Suffix: ed

By Chad Hale

suffix: ed

That already happened

When something happened some time ago, whether it was a long time ago or "a moment ago," you usually add ed to the action or verb. The ed may be pronounced (id), (d), or (t).

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Multiple Choice

What does the suffix ed mean when added to a word?

• already happened

• happening now

Multiple Select

Where is the suffix ed added onto a word?

• the beginning of a word

• the end of a word

Multiple Choice

How many sounds can the suffix ed make?

• 1

• 2

• 3

act acted

sift sifted

crust crusted

nest nested

disgust disgusted

insult​ insulted

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land landed

melt melted

grant granted

last lasted

hunt hunted

act acted

​comment commented

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ed as /id/

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spell spelled

yell yelled

mill milled

fill filled

mull mulled

buzz buzzed

​happen happened

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ed as /d/

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Multiple Choice

What sound does the ed make in the word "planted?"

• /id/

• /d/

• /t/

Multiple Choice

What sound does the ed make in the word "twirled?"

• /id/

• /d/

• /t/

hush hushed

yank yanked

spank spanked

wink winked

stamp stamped

ask asked

kiss​ kissed

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rush rushed

dish dished

crush crushed

bump bumped

pinch pinched

stump stumped

swish swished

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ed as /t/

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Multiple Choice

What sound does ed make in the word "looked?"

• /id/

• /d/

• /t/

​I jumped when pat yelled.​

Brad helped his mom scrub the tub.

Van winked at the cat that jumped on the bed.

Subject | Subject

Frank and Tim rushed to get to a picnic on the grass.

What happened when Jen filled the glass with plum pits?