Week 16 • Level A • Linguistic Key & Guide
Inflectional Suffixes <-ed> & <-ing> • Base Integrity • [Deb] <oe> Verbs • Dictation
Answer Key & Dictation
| # |
Word |
Pronunciation / IPA |
Structure |
Orthographic & Teaching Notes |
| 1 |
asked |
ăskt /æskt/ |
ask + ed |
Base ask + suffix -ed saying /t/ |
| 2 |
called |
kôld /kɔːld/ |
call + ed |
Base call + suffix -ed saying /d/ |
| 3 |
looked |
lŏŏkt /lʊkt/ |
look + ed |
Base look + suffix -ed saying /t/ |
| 4 |
played |
plād /pleɪd/ |
play + ed |
Base play + suffix -ed saying /d/ |
| 5 |
stayed |
stād /steɪd/ |
stay + ed |
Base stay + suffix -ed saying /d/ |
| 6 |
filled |
fĭld /fɪld/ |
fill + ed |
Base fill + suffix -ed saying /d/ |
| 7 |
do•ing |
dōō′ĭng /ˈduː.ɪŋ/ |
do + ing |
Base do + inflectional suffix -ing |
| 8 |
go•ing |
gō′ĭng /ˈɡoʊ.ɪŋ/ |
go + ing |
Base go + inflectional suffix -ing |
| 9 |
play•ing |
plā′ĭng /ˈpleɪ.ɪŋ/ |
play + ing |
Base play + inflectional suffix -ing |
| 10 |
try•ing |
trī′ĭng /ˈtraɪ.ɪŋ/ |
try + ing |
Base try keeps y when adding -ing |
| 11 |
cry•ing |
krī′ĭng /ˈkraɪ.ɪŋ/ |
cry + ing |
Base cry keeps y when adding -ing |
| 12 |
be•ing |
bē′ĭng /ˈbiː.ɪŋ/ |
be + ing |
Base be + inflectional suffix -ing |
| 13 |
feel•ing |
fē′lĭng /ˈfiː.lɪŋ/ |
feel + ing |
Base feel + inflectional suffix -ing |
| 14 |
goes [Deb] |
gōz /ɡoʊz/ |
go + es |
[Deb] e added to protect long vowel o; s says /z/ |
| 15 |
does [Deb] |
dŭz /dʌz/ |
do + es |
[Deb] Irregular: oe says short /u/; s says /z/ |
| H |
sealing |
sē′lĭng /ˈsiː.lɪŋ/ |
seal + ing |
Closing tightly; homophone with ceiling |
| H |
ceiling |
sē′lĭng /ˈsiː.lɪŋ/ |
ceil + ing |
Top interior surface of a room; homophone with sealing |
Suffix <-ed>
asked
called
looked
played
stayed
filled
Suffix <-ing>
doing
going
playing
being
feeling
<y> Kept + -ing
trying
crying
[Deb] <oe> Forms
goes
does
Exercise 3 Homophones Key: a. ceiling (overhead roof) • b. sealing (fastening)
“She asked if we played outside and stayed after school.”
“He is doing his homework and feeling very proud.”
“The little girl stopped crying and looked at the blue sky.”
“My father goes to work early, but my mother does not.”