Past tense words ending in ed. Double the consonant when a shirt vowel.
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waited |
She waited at the bus stop.
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played |
The children played in the park.
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walked |
Jack walked through the forest with his dog.
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jumped |
I jumped in the puddle.
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hunted |
The man hunted the mammoth.
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skipped |
She cheerfully skipped down the road.
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hopped |
The rabbit hopped on the grass.
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stopped |
It hasn't stopped raining all day.
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rubbed |
The girl rubbed the paint onto the wall.
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grabbed |
Several people grabbed their spears and followed Om.
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