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Doubling Rules Practice Worksheet

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📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice

1. Which word needs the final consonant doubled when you add -ing?

running

raining

playing

opening

2. Check all base words that need doubling before adding -ed (check all that apply):

hop → hopped

clap → clapped

open → opened

play → played

3. Which statement explains when we usually double the final consonant?

When a one-syllable word ends consonant–vowel–consonant (CVC) and we add a vowel suffix (like -ing or -ed).

When a word ends with w, x or y, we always double the final letter.

We double the final consonant for all words longer than one syllable.

4. True or False: In New Zealand English we always double the letter l when adding -ing to any word.

True

False

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Practice

5. Add -ing. Write the new word (double the consonant if needed):

hop + ing = ________

6. Add -ed. Write the new word (double the consonant if needed):

stop + ed = ________

7. Add -ing. Write the new word (double the consonant if needed):

swim + ing = ________

8. Add -ed. Write the new word (double the consonant if needed):

rain + ed = ________

9. In one sentence, explain the doubling rule you used for these words:

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