Here is the past simple form of the requested verbs, grouped by their spelling rules for better clarity. Regular Verbs ending in -ed For most verbs, you simply add -ed to the base form.
- Play Played Want Wanted
Verbs ending in -e If the verb already ends in -e, you only add -d.
- Decide Decided Live Lived Skate Skated Phone Phoned
Verbs ending in Consonant + Y If the verb ends in a consonant followed by -y, the -y changes to -i before adding -ed.
- Try Tried Cry Cried Marry Married
Verbs with a Doubled Consonant If a short verb ends in a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern, the final consonant is doubled before adding -ed.
- Hop Hopped Stop Stopped Hug Hugged Travel Travelled (British English) / Traveled (American English)
Summary Table
| Base Form | Past Simple | Rule applied |
|---|---|---|
| Try | Tried | y ied |
| Decide | Decided | Add -d |
| Play | Played | Add -ed |
| Want | Wanted | Add -ed |
| Live | Lived | Add -d |
| Hop | Hopped | Double consonant |
| Travel | Travelled | Double consonant |
| Skate | Skated | Add -d |
| Phone | Phoned | Add -d |
| Stop | Stopped | Double consonant |
| Cry | Cried | y ied |
| Marry | Married | y ied |
| Hug | Hugged | Double consonant |
I can create a set of practice sentences using these verbs if you would like to test your knowledge.
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