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RULE #1:Verbs that end in “e” Delete the “e” and add “ing”-

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RULE #2:Verbs that end in “ie” Delete the “ie” and add “ying”

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RULE #3:One syllable verbs that end in one vowel and one consonant. Double the consonant and add “ing”.

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RULE #4:If the verb ends in two consonants, don’t double the consonants.

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RULE #5:If the verb ends in two vowels and one consonant, don’t double the consonant.

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RULE #6:Verbs with two or more syllables. If the last syllable is not stressed, do not double the consonant. Examples:

RULE #7:Verbs with two or more syllables. If the last syllable is stressed, double the last consonant.

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RULE #8:If the verb ends in “y” or “w”, don’t double the consonant.

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