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Fun with Past Tense: CVC Verbs!

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Recuerda la regla: ✍️ Dobla la última consonante antes de agregar "-ed" si el verbo sigue el patrón CVC (Consonante-Vocal-Consonante). 🅿️🅿️ → Skipped, Stopped, Pinned, Clapped...

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Recuerda la regla: ✍️ Dobla la última consonante antes de agregar "-ed" si el verbo sigue el patrón CVC (Consonante-Vocal-Consonante). 🅿️🅿️ → Skipped, Stopped, Pinned, Clapped...

by Elvira Susana Ruiz Canchapoma
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What is the past tense of "skip"?

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What is the past tense of "stop"?

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What is the past tense of "pin"?

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What is the past tense of "clap"?

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What is the past tense of "hop"?

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What is the past tense of "zip"?

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Yesterday, the kids _______ rope in the park. 🤾‍♀️ (Ayer, los niños _______ la cuerda en el parque.)

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I _______ when the teacher entered the classroom. (Me _______ cuando la profesora entró en el aula.)

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She _______ a beautiful brooch on her dress. 📌 (Ella _______ un hermoso broche en su vestido.)

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The audience _______ at the end of the show. 👏 (El público _______ al final del espectáculo.)

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The little rabbit _______ across the field. 🐇 (El conejito _______ por el campo.)

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I _______ my jacket before going outside. 🧥 (Me _______ la chaqueta antes de salir.)

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Explanation: "Skip" is a regular verb. Since it ends in a consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC), we double the last consonant before adding "-ed" → "skipped".

Explanation: "Stop" follows the CVC rule (consonant-vowel-consonant), so we double the "p" before adding "-ed" → "stopped".

Explanation: "Pin" follows the CVC rule, so we double the "n" before adding "-ed" → "pinned".

Explanation: "Clap" follows the CVC rule, so we double the "p" before adding "-ed" → "clapped".

Explanation: "Hop" follows the CVC rule, so we double the "p" before adding "-ed" → "hopped".

Explanation: "Zip" follows the CVC rule, so we double the "p" before adding "-ed" → "zipped".

Explicación: El verbo "skip" sigue la regla CVC (s-k-i-p → consonante-vocal-consonante), por lo que se duplica la "p" antes de agregar "-ed". Correcto: "skipped".

Explicación: "Stop" termina en CVC (s-t-o-p), por lo que la "p" se duplica antes de agregar "-ed". Correcto: "stopped".

Explicación: "Pin" sigue el patrón CVC (p-i-n), por lo que la "n" se duplica antes de agregar "-ed". Correcto: "pinned".

Explicación: "Clap" sigue la regla CVC (c-l-a-p), por lo que la "p" se duplica antes de agregar "-ed". Correcto: "clapped".

Explicación: "Hop" sigue la regla CVC (h-o-p), por lo que la "p" se duplica antes de agregar "-ed". Correcto: "hopped".

Explicación: "Zip" sigue la regla CVC (z-i-p), por lo que la "p" se duplica antes de agregar "-ed". Correcto: "zipped".

 
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