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Doubling (the C-V-C spelling rule) a presentation by Rick Shur LaGuardia Community College Credit ESL Dept.

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Doubling(the C-V-C spelling rule)

a presentation by Rick Shur

LaGuardia Community College

Credit ESL Dept.

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The following end in C-V-C

• run

• skip

• swim

• prod

• slug

• bar

• big

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There are two kinds of letters...

• Vowels • Consonants

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5 Vowels

aeiou

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21 Consonants

b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z

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C-V-C endings

• r (consonant)

• u (vowel)

• n (consonant)

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• s

• k (consonant)

• i (vowel)

• p (consonant)

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• s

• w (consonant)

• i (vowel)

• m (consonant)

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• p

• r (consonant)

• o (vowel)

• d (consonant)

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• s

• l (consonant)

• u (vowel)

• g (consonant)

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• b (consonant)

• a (vowel)

• r (consonant)

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• b (consonant)

• i (vowel)

• g (consonant)

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If you add...

• ing• er• est• ed

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to a ONE-syllable word ending in

consonant - vowel - consonant

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double the last letter

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• base form + ing er ed est

• run runnning runnner

• skip skippping skippper skippped

• swimswimmming swimmmer

• prod proddding proddder proddded

• slug sluggging sluggger sluggged

• bar barrring barrred

• big bigggerbigggest

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if you are adding these endingsto a TWO-syllable word ending

in

consonant - vowel - consonant

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double the last letter

only if

the LAST syllable

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has the STRESS

(the stressed syllable

is the loud, accented

one)

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The following end in C-V-C

with the stress at the end(on the LAST syllable)

• begin

• prefer• repel

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The following end in C-V-C

• listen

• offer

• travel

They DO NOT have the stresson the LAST syllable!

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• begin beginnning

beginnner

• prefer preferrring

preferrred

• repel repellling repellled

DOUBLE

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DON’TDOUBLE

• listen listening listened

• offer offering offered

• travel traveling traveled

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(Okay, you will see travellled and travellling in the dictionary, too.This is an exception to the doubling rule.

You can double final l

if you want to

even if the stress is not at the END!)

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Now, you decide...

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DOUBLEorDON’T DOUBLE?

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forget + ing

forget ends in g e t

and the stress is at the end…

forget

forget ingtt

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SO YOU DOUBLE!

try this one...

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target + ing

target ends in g e t

and the stress is at the beginning…

target

targeting

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SO YOU DON’T DOUBLE!

targeting

targeted

targeter

try this one...

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control + ed

control ends in r o l

and the stress is at the end…

control

control edll

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SO YOU DOUBLE!

controlling

controlled

controller

try this one...

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shop + er

shop ends in h o p and it’sonly ONE syllable!

shoppper

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SO YOU DOUBLE!

try this one...

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shop + ed

shop ends in h o p and it’sonly ONE syllable!

shoppped

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SO YOU DOUBLE!

remember…

You double before ing,

but also before ed, er, est!

shopping hugging slimming

shopped hugged slimmed

shopper hugger slimmer

try this one...

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bum + er

bum ends in b u m(that’s the whole word!)

and it’sonly ONE syllable!

bummmer

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SO YOU DOUBLE!

(If you got that one wrong,

I hope you’re not bummmed out,

I don’t enjoy bummming people out!)

try this one...

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step + ing

step ends in t e p

and it’sonly ONE syllable!

steppping

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step + ed

step ends in t e p and it’sonly ONE syllable!

step edpp

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SO YOU DOUBLE!(Did you remember?You double for ing

and also foreder

est)

steppingstepped

try this one...

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step + er

step ends in t e p and it’sonly ONE syllable!

steppper(a “high steppper” is a dancer)

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You’re gettting the idea now!

(I hope.)

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sleep + ing

sleep ends in e e p

and that’s NOTC V C!!!(it’s V V C)

sleeping

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SO YOU DON’T DOUBLE!

try this one...

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work + er

work ends in o r k

and that’s NOTC V C!!! it’s V C C

worker

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SO YOU DON’T DOUBLE!

try this one...

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sleep + ed

slept

It’s irregular!

(I just wanted to make sure you weren’t sleeping!)

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write + ing

write ends in i t e and that’s NOTC V C!!!

writeing

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For write

You just drop

the final e

and add the ending,

and DON’T DOUBLE!

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drop the final e

• write

• writ (drop the final e)

• writing (ading the ing and DON’T double)

• double

• doubl (drop the final e)

• doubling (add the ing and DON’T double)

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try this one...

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hope + ing

write ends in o p e

and that’s NOTC V C!!! (Just drop thefinal e!)

hopeing

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I’m hoping you got that one right!

Did you?

Try this...

• hope

• hop (drop the final e)

• hoping (add the ing and DON’T double)

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hop + ing

(Hop means to jumplike a bunny rabbit.

I hope you understand the word hop.)

hop ends in h o p and that ISC V C!!!

hop pping

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SO YOU DOUBLE!hoppinghoppedhopper

I’m hoping that you’re hoppping up and down with joy!

Are you?

Try this...

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show + ed

New rule!

NEVER DOUBLE a w!

showed

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mix + ing

Another exception!

NEVER DOUBLE an x!

mixing

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pay + ing

One more exception!

Never double a y!

paying

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Three exceptions!

Never double a w!

Never double an x!

Never double a y!

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(Did you know that they callthe Wthe “double-u”because in the original Latinwriting systemthe u and the v were the sameletter?Some languages call itthe “double-v”!Am I boring you?)

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One more strange exception!

The qu combination

acts together like one Consonant

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SO...

quit quittting quittter

equip equippping equippped

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That’s enough to chew onfor the moment.

Your teacher will be givving you

some handouts for practiccing all of this.

You should start writting immediately.

While you’re answerring the questions,

I hope you’ll be thinkking hard

as you’re workking. You’ll be showwing

that you were payying attention,

and you won’t be makking mistakes

like the ones appearring here.