Forming Past Tense Verbs: Adding Ed

This lesson teaches how to form past tense verbs by adding 'Ed'. It covers the basic rules: adding 'Ed' to most verbs, dropping the 'E' for verbs ending in 'E', doubling the last consonant for verbs with a single vowel and consonant, and changing 'Y' to 'I' for verbs ending in 'Y'. Examples are provided to illustrate each rule, helping students understand the correct formation of past tense verbs.

What common mistake do students make when adding 'ED' to verbs?

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What is the rule for forming the past tense of most verbs?

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Explain how to form the past tense of verbs that end in 'E'.

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What is the rule for doubling the last consonant when forming the past tense?

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Describe the process for changing 'Y' to 'I' when forming the past tense.

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