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The Changing Rule for Adding Suffixes (Y and IE) | Spelling Rules Explained

Help your students accurately spell words when adding suffixes! This video explains the Changing Rule, one of the key spelling rules for adding suffixes, focusing on base words ending in Y. We'll also cover a less common changing rule for words ending in IE. ⭐️ Learn the Changing Rule: When a base word ends with Y and the letter before the Y is a consonant, you change the Y to I before adding a suffix. See examples like cry + ed = cried and busy + est = busiest. Understand the important exceptions: ➡️ If the letter before the Y is a vowel, do NOT change the Y; simply add the suffix (e.g., play + ed = played). ➡️ If the suffix begins with the letter I (like -ing), do NOT change the Y to I. You cannot have two I's next to each other. See examples like cry + ing = crying. Discover a simple way to "test" words to see if the rule applies. Plus, learn a separate, smaller changing rule for the few base words that end in IE, explaining how the IE changes to Y when adding the -ing suffix (e.g., die + ing = dying). Equip your students with the knowledge to confidently spell words when adding suffixes! Watch now! 🎉G et a FREE WORKSHEET & learn more: https://literacylearn.com/changing-ru...