Answer :
To form the past tense, add -ed to the end of each verb, doubling the final consonant for short vowel sounds: nodded, hopped, clapped, dripped, sipped, dipped.
When ed is added at the end of a word we form the past tense of that word that will be done in the following manner
- Nod: nodded (Add -ed directly)
- Hop: hopped (Double the final consonant before adding -ed)
- Clap: clapped (Double the final consonant before adding -ed)
- Drip: dripped (Double the final consonant before adding -ed)
- Sip: sipped (Double the final consonant before adding -ed)
- Dip: dipped (Double the final consonant before adding -ed)
By understanding the rules of doubling the final consonant for short vowel sounds, you can accurately form the past tense for these verbs.
Answer:
Explanation:
For verbs with the format Consonant-Vowel-Consonant, double the last letter of the word then add -ed.
*Keep in mind that this rule has exceptions though.