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Present Past Past Participle
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Present Past Past Participle
Participle
-s endings
The ending consonants “-ch”, “-sh”, “-x”, “-ge”, -ch reaches
“-s(e)”, “-ce” form a syllable with “-(e)s”. -sh brushes
-x fixes
-ge messages
-s kisses
-se rises
-ce bounces
-ed endings
a) The ending consonant divided b) The ending consonant shouted
“-d” forms a syllable “-t” forms a syllable
with “-ed” to produce a with “-ed” to produce
“ded” sound. a “ted” sound.
c) The “-ed” at the end of -k kicked d) The “-ed” at the end hopped
verbs ending in “-k”, -p hopped of verbs ending in played
“-p”, “-s”, “-ce”, “-x”, -s crossed other consonant and formed
“-sh”, “-ch”, “-gh”, “-f” -ce bounced vowel sounds makes happened
makes a “t” sound. -x mixed a “d” sound. cleaned
-sh brushed slowed
-ch reached damaged
-gh laughed
-f sniffed
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