Double Up

The video tutorial explores the rules of vowel changes in English, focusing on how adding endings to words can alter vowel sounds. It introduces the concept of doubling consonants to maintain short vowel sounds and discusses exceptions for long vowels. The tutorial provides examples and addresses common mistakes, aiming to clarify these language rules.

What happens to the vowel sound when the ending 'EST' is added to the word 'hot'?

What is the base word for the word 'hottest'?

How do you keep the short vowel sound in the word 'skip' when adding 'ING'?

What is the correct spelling of the word formed from 'fret' when adding 'TING'?

Explain the rule for doubling consonants when adding endings to words with short vowels.

Why is the word 'messing' spelled with a double 'S'?

What mistake is commonly made with the words 'hopping' and 'hoping'?