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Ending sounds
The following verbs have common endings.
Note – these verbs are provided to demonstrate the sound of the ending, not all have
a common usage or meaning. The meaning of some words can be a great
talking/learning point to the student, (eg a skipper (someone who skips) is not common
engilsh, however a ship's captain is called a skipper :-) the exercise here is about
phonics and word recognition so is not always common use of the verb, but, may be
also used for language comprehension on advanced students.
root s ing ed er
jump jumps jumping jumped jumper
skip skips skipping skipped skipper
hop hops hopping hopped hopper
trap traps trapping traps trapper
love loves loving loved lover
talk talks talking talked talker
want wants wanting wanted wanter
push pushes pushing pushed pusher
wash washes washing washed washer
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