Adding suffixes beginning with a vowel (er/ed/ing) to words with more than one syllable (unstressed last syllable - DO NOT double the final consonant)
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gardener |
Someone who works in a garden.
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gardening |
The old couple enjoyed gardening.
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limited |
His understanding of geography was limited.
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limiting |
Have you tried limiting your time spent on the computer?
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offering |
The shop was offering a deal.
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offered |
The glue offered good adhesion.
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benefited |
The pupils have benefited from small class sizes.
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benefiting |
The students were benefiting from spelling tests.
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focused |
He focused on his work without the interference of television.
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focusing |
The man was focusing on the computer.
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* This sentence was added by a Spellzone user.
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