Inflectional Endings and Verb Forms

The video tutorial covers inflectional endings for verbs ending in 'y'. It explains how to form present, past, and ING forms by changing 'y' to 'i' when preceded by a consonant, and keeping 'y' when preceded by a vowel. The lesson includes practice exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the main topic of the video lesson?

• Inflectional endings

• Mathematical equations

• Science experiments

• Historical events

What should you do before starting the lesson?

• Read a book

• Grab your chair practice book and spelling booklet

• Turn off the lights

• Write down the date

When adding S or ES to a verb ending in Y, what should you do if the letter before Y is a consonant?

• Add S directly

• Change Y to I and add ES

• Remove the Y

• Add ING

What is the correct form of 'try' in present tense?

• Trys

• Tries

• Tryes

• Try

If a verb ends in Y and the letter before Y is a vowel, what do you do when adding S?

• Add ES

• Add S directly

• Change Y to I and add S

• Remove the Y

What is the correct form of 'stay' in present tense?

• Stayes

• Stays

• Stay

• Stayed

When forming the past tense of a verb ending in Y with a consonant before it, what should you do?

• Remove the Y

• Change Y to I and add ED

• Add ED directly

• Add ING

What is the past tense of 'try'?

• Tried

• Tries

• Tryed

• Try

For verbs ending in Y with a vowel before it, how do you form the past tense?

• Add ED directly

• Add ING

• Change Y to I and add ED

• Remove the Y

What is the past tense of 'stay'?

• Stayed

• Stays

• Stayed

• Stay