23. Word Lists and Sentences

1. They lifted the latch and extended the bench to add more people for lunch.
2. They got blasted with bad smells when the top of the trash bin came off.
3. The craftsman tested the plugs but these were not safe to use.

1. Henry spilled all the pop drink to go with the rum, so we will have to switch the mix.
2. The dish was filled to the brim with mollusks and soft shelled shrimp.
3. Will you and Jenn take your van in when these old ones are recalled?

1. The shy dude got picked on and his stuff was snatched by the Irish brute.
2. He suppressed his desire to run home and chose to be sly to get back his stuff.
3. By the time he was done, the shy, sly dude had whisked on his missing backpack and made his escape into the silent eve.

Review Words

What Says?

Spelling and Sentence Dictation

Review

Suffix -ed /ěd/, -ed /d/, -ed /t/

In this lesson, we learned the three sounds for the vowel suffix ‘ed’ – means ‘in the past’.

• ed – /id/ – means in the past
• ed – /d/ – means in the past
• ed – /t/ – means in the past

A suffix is added to the end of a base word and changes the meaning or function of the word. Suffixes are on red cards in our sound deck. Examples:  hunted, clanged, jumped

Practice

1. Is the sound /id/, /d/, or /t/?  Place a check mark in the column.

2. Use c, k, or ck to spell the /k/ sound in the following words.