Adding 'ed' and 'ing' Endings

The video tutorial teaches students how to add 'ed' and 'ing' endings to base words. It introduces two main rules: dropping the silent 'e' before adding the ending and doubling the final consonant if the word ends in a consonant. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises for both rules, followed by a quiz to reinforce learning.

What are we going to learn about in this lesson?

• Changing nouns to verbs

• Adding 'ed' and 'ing' endings to base words

• Adding prefixes to words

• Using adjectives in sentences

What should you do when a word ends with a silent 'e' before adding 'ed' or 'ing'?

• Drop the 'e'

• Double the last consonant

• Change the 'e' to 'i'

• Add an extra 'e'

What is the rule for words ending in a consonant before adding 'ed' or 'ing'?

• Remove the consonant

• Add 's' at the end

• Double the consonant

• Add an extra vowel

Which of the following words ends with a silent 'e'?

• Sit

• Grin

• Chase

• Flap

What happens to the word 'hide' when 'ing' is added?

• Hid

• Hiding

• Hided

• Hideing

Which of the following words does not end with a silent 'e'?

• Flap

• Skate

• Chase

• Close

Which word requires dropping the silent 'e' before adding 'ing'?

• Flap

• Sit

• Grin

• Chase

What is the correct form of 'close' when 'ing' is added?

• Closed

• Closing

• Closeing

• Close

What is the correct form of 'skate' when 'ing' is added?

• Skating

• Skate

• Skateing

• Skated

What is the correct form of 'chase' when 'ed' is added?

• Chased

• Chase

• Chaseed

• Chasing