THE SUFFIX -ED | All Spelling Rules In a Rap Song For Adding The Suffix -ed To Verbs

Here are all the spelling rules for adding the suffix ‘ed’ to words. The suffix ‘ed’ will turn a verb into a past tense verb and a noun into and adjective.
Spelling Rule 1: It’s easy just add ‘ed’
Rule 2: If a one syllable word ends CVC (consonant vowel consonant) double the last letter and add ‘ed’ (don’t double x, w or y)
Rule 3: If it ends in ‘e’ just add the ‘d’
Rule 4: If it ends with a consonant, followed by a y (Rule 4) Change the ‘y’ into an ‘i’ and add ‘ed’
Rule 5: If the final syllable of a (multisyllabic) word isn’t stressed, don’t double any letters add ‘ed’ instead
Rule 6: Sometimes the rules do not make sense, as some words have irregular past tense
Rule 7 British spellers will double the final ‘l’ of a multisyllabic word even when not stressed
Rule 8 If a word ends in ‘c’ add ‘k’ before adding ‘ed’ For example: picnic becomes picnicked
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LYRICS
Learn about the suffix ‘ed’ with me
Add it to verbs and you will see
It marks past tense in case you asked
It means the action happened in the past
Learn about the suffix ‘ed’ with me
Add it to verbs and you will see
It marks past tense in case you asked
It means the action happened in the past
Rule 1 It’s easy just add ‘ed’
kick kicked
pick picked
walk walked
talk talked
(Rule 2) If a one syllable word ends CVC (consonant vowel consonant)
Double the last letter and add ‘ed’ (don’t double x, w or y)
hop hopped
stop stopped
skip skipped
trip tripped
Rule 3 If it ends in ‘e’ just add the ‘d’
wave waved
save saved
joke joked
poke poked
Learn about the suffix ‘ed’ with me
Add it to verbs and you will see
It marks past tense in case you asked
It means the action happened in the past
Learn about the suffix ‘ed’ with me
Add it to verbs and you will see
It marks past tense in case you asked
It means the action happened in the past
Rule 4 If it ends with a consonant, followed by a y (Rule 4) Change the ‘y’ into an ‘i’ and add ‘ed’
try tried
spy spied
cry cried
dry dried
(Rule 5) If the final syllable of a (multisyllabic) word isn’t stressed
(Rule 5) Don’t double any letters add ‘ed’ instead
open opened
listen listened
visit visited
ripen ripened
(Rule 6) Sometimes the rules do not make sense (Rule 6) As some words have irregular past tense
grow grew
fly flew
sing sang
ring rang
Rule 7 British spellers will double the final ‘l’ of a multisyllabic word even when not stressed
Rule 8 If a word ends in ‘c’ add ‘k’ before adding ‘ed’ For example: picnic becomes picnicked
The suffix ‘ed’ can also be added to some nouns to make adjectives For example: The amazed man and the blue-eyed girl.

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