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The Mysterious Sounds of Suffix - ed

Discover the fascinating world of suffixes with Miss Quick as you learn about the suffix -ed and its role in changing base words to past tense. This engaging exploration begins with understanding root words and how suffixes modify them. Delve into examples from the text, identifying sound patterns and rules that govern how -ed changes pronunciation based on the final letters of base words. Test your knowledge with fun practice words and uncover the connection between voiced and unvoiced sounds while aiming for prizes!

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The Mysterious Sounds of Suffix - ed

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  1. The Mysterious Sounds of Suffix -ed By Miss Quick

  2. What is a suffix? • To answer that you need to know what a root or base word is! • Simply put-a root or a base word is a word that has meaning • A suffix- is a letter or a group of letters added to the end of a word to change how the word is used

  3. What do you know about –ed? • How does it change a baseword? • It changes it to the past tense • Read these words from The Revealers to find out what sound it makes? shadowed brutalized sauntered arced hoisted

  4. Why? How? When? What the….? • Take a look at these words from to see if you can figure out the rule: • Melted burned banded • Kissed smelled asked • Peeled grilled filmed • Seeded drafted licked

  5. So What is the RULE ALREADY!!! • Suffix –ed makes the sound: • /d/ after a voiced sound • /t/ after an unvoiced sound • /ed/or /id/ after the letter t or d

  6. Voiced/Unvoiced! What does that mean? • voiced=vibrates your vocal cords • /l/, /m/, /n/,/b/ • Thrilled, trimmed, pinned, rubbed • Notice any relationship b/t the sound –ed makes and the sound the final letter in the baseword makes? • Unvoiced=does not vibrate your vocal cords • /s/, /k/, /p/, /f/ • Kissed, asked, limped, golfed • Notice any relationship b/t the sound –ed makes and the sound the final letter in the baseword makes?

  7. Suffix –ed practice • Let’s take another look at the suffix –ed words from The Revealers: sprawled disoriented flushed veered sprained pantsed paralyzed bone-headed

  8. What is that RULE again? Prizes if you can remember!!!

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