When adding an ending to words with short vowels ending in one consonant, you must double the final consonant before adding the ending, such as shopped and planned. If a base word ends with an e and the ending starts with a vowel, you need to drop the e before adding the ending, as seen in smiled, liking, and shining.
When adding an ending to words with short vowels ending in one consonant, you must double the final consonant before adding the ending, such as shopped and planned. If a base word ends with an e and the ending starts with a vowel, you need to drop the e before adding the ending, as seen in smiled, liking, and shining.
When adding an ending to words with short vowels ending in one consonant, you must double the final consonant before adding the ending, such as shopped and planned. If a base word ends with an e and the ending starts with a vowel, you need to drop the e before adding the ending, as seen in smiled, liking, and shining.