This is the -d and -ed suffixes
A suffix is a group of letters that go at the end of a word to give it meaning
When we add -d or -ed to a base word, we sometimes need to change the base word
This week you will focus on base words that do not require you to change them before adding -d or -ed
Adding -d or -ed to a verb base word turns it into the past tense
Word Lists
-d
disused
grumbled
surprised
included
juggled
displeased
replaced
disabled
misbehaved
refused
decoded
stroked
dawdled
served
-ed
assorted
battled
crowded
disobeyed
displeased
disturbed
drowned
flawed
frightened
marked
murdered
powered
sorted
turned
surrounded
discovered
started
revisited