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    The document provides spelling rules for adding "-s" or "-es" to verbs when conjugating for third-person singular subjects. It notes that verbs ending in consonant + y change the y to i and add "-es". Examples are then given of verbs conjugated correctly, followed by an activity where the student reads the word, writes it, checks it, and uses three words in sentences.

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    Present Simple, focusing on the third person to understand the grammar rule they have to follow.

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    The document provides spelling rules for adding "-s" or "-es" to verbs when conjugating for third-person singular subjects. It notes that verbs ending in consonant + y change the y to i and add "-es". Examples are then given of verbs conjugated correctly, followed by an activity where the student reads the word, writes it, checks it, and uses three words in sentences.

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    The document provides spelling rules for adding "-s" or "-es" to verbs when conjugating for third-person singular subjects. It notes that verbs ending in consonant + y change the y to i and add "-es". Examples are then given of verbs conjugated correctly, followed by an activity where the student reads the word, writes it, checks it, and uses three words in sentences.

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    SPELLING TEST

    RULE: Remember that when we are talking about what he, she and it
    usually does, we add s at the end of the verb, unless the verb finishes with
    o, ss, sh, ch or x. In those cases we add -es.
    But What happens if the verb finishes on consonant+y?
    Answer:_______________________________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    come
    comes
    drink
    drinks
    go
    goes
    kiss
    kisses
    wish
    wishes
    play
    plays
    try
    tries
    cry
    cries

    Read the word and say it out loud,. Then, cover the word and try to write next
    to it. Check its correct and repeat. When you finish, choose three words and
    write three sentences using them:

    1.______________________________________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________________________________________
    2.______________________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________
    3.______________________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________

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