Inflections ''-es'', ''-ed'', ''-ing'' (y to i)

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Ivan
Learning about common root words with suffixes "-es", "-ed", and "-ing" and why they are used. A suffix is a letter or a group of letters that are added to the end of a word to make a new word.
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“Taflections -es, ed, -ing ty




2. Fine] ep]e eetjon wWorels
™Mandy will hurry home.
™Mandy hurries home.
™Mandy hurried home.
™Mandy is hurrying home.
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Action Words —



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; ®Hurries :







5. _ This ending lets the reader
-kKnowthatsomething ~~
happened in the past.


6. ~ ™When a word ends ina
~ consonant followed bya _
y,theyischangedtol —
before adding esored.
®Hurries, hurried


7. Presence Or Pease
~™@The class scurrieS
across the gym floor.
™Scurry=Move hurriedly |
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