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    This document provides instructions on how to conjugate verbs into the past tense in English. It explains that regular verbs are typically made past tense by adding "ed", but there are some exceptions such as verbs ending in "e" only adding "d" and verbs ending in "y" changing the "y" to "i" before adding "ed". It also notes that verbs ending in a single consonant with a short vowel sound are made past tense by doubling the consonant and adding "ed". The document then provides a worksheet with sentences containing missing verbs to rewrite in the past tense.

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    This document provides instructions on how to conjugate verbs into the past tense in English. It explains that regular verbs are typically made past tense by adding "ed", but there are some exceptions such as verbs ending in "e" only adding "d" and verbs ending in "y" changing the "y" to "i" before adding "ed". It also notes that verbs ending in a single consonant with a short vowel sound are made past tense by doubling the consonant and adding "ed". The document then provides a worksheet with sentences containing missing verbs to rewrite in the past tense.

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    Worksheet 1: Name - Date

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    Haiqal Iskandar Ismail
    This document provides instructions on how to conjugate verbs into the past tense in English. It explains that regular verbs are typically made past tense by adding "ed", but there are some exceptions such as verbs ending in "e" only adding "d" and verbs ending in "y" changing the "y" to "i" before adding "ed". It also notes that verbs ending in a single consonant with a short vowel sound are made past tense by doubling the consonant and adding "ed". The document then provides a worksheet with sentences containing missing verbs to rewrite in the past tense.

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    WORKSHEET 1

    Name ___________________________

    Date ____________________

    Verbs

    To change a verb into the past tense we add ed.


    (played, worked, waited)

    If the verb ends with an e, only add a d. (moved,


    hoped, liked)

    If the verb ends with a y, we change the y to an


    i and add ed. (dry - dried, tidy - tidied, copycopied)

    If the verb ends in a consonant and has a short


    vowel sound we double the consonant and add ed.
    (robbed, stopped, tapped)

    Rewrite the following sentences, fill in the missing


    verb(s) and add the correct ending.

    1) Mei Ling up the box and it to the table. (lift) (carry)


    __________________________________________________________
    ______
    2) I to catch the ball, but I it. (try) (drop)
    __________________________________________________________
    ______
    3) I have up my pocket money to buy a toy. (save)
    __________________________________________________________
    ______
    4) Danial loudly then his nose. (sneeze) (wipe)

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    __________________________________________________________
    ______
    5) Aishah when she fell and her knee. (cry) (bang)
    __________________________________________________________
    ______
    6) The taxi when the man it down. (stop) (flag)
    __________________________________________________________
    ______

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