 Aimd, armd, burnd, deemd, dimd, feld, fdd, hangd, raind, stird, veild, etc. 6. -ed or -t, the preceding single consonant being doubled before -ed (-pped, -ssed) and left single before -t (-pt, -si).  Tufts College Graduate - Page 1381906Full view - About this book
 | Literature - 1906 - 740 pages
...spelled with -dge-ment or -dg-ment. Rule: Omit e, abridgment, acknowledgment, judgment, and lodgment. 3. Words spelled with -ed or -t, the preceding single...and left single before -t (-pt, -st). Rule: Choose -/ in all cases, dipt, dript, dropt, slept, blest, prest, distrest, blusht, husht, washt, 4. Words... | |
 | Simplified Spelling Board - Spelling reform - 1906 - 76 pages
...spelled with -dge-ment or. -dg-ment. Rule: Otnit e. Ex.: Abridgment, acknowledgment, judgment, lodgment. 3. Words spelled with -ed or -t, the preceding single...before -ed {-pped, -ssed) and left single before -t (-/>/, -st). Rule: Choose -t in all cases. Ex.: Dipt, dript, dropt, stept, stopt, etc., blest, prest,... | |
 | Robert Morris Pierce - English language - 1910 - 660 pages
...aimd, armd, burnd, deemd, dimd, feld, fild, hangd, raind, stird, veild, etc. 6. -ed or -t, pronounced [t], the preceding single consonant being doubled...(-pped, -ssed) and left single before -t (-pt, -st). General Rule : Choose -t in all cases. Examples : dipt, dript, dropt, stept, stopt, blest, prest, mist,... | |
 | Robert Morris Pierce - 1911 - 296 pages
...aimd, armd, burnd, deemd, dimd, fcld, fild, hangd, raind, stird, veild, etc. 6. -ed or -t, pronounced [t], the preceding single consonant being doubled...(-pped, -ssed) and left single before -t (-pt, -st). General Rule : Choose -t in all cases. Examples: dipt, dript, drapt, stcpt, stopt, blest, prcst, mist,... | |
 | Noah Webster - English language - 1912 - 1214 pages
...spelled with -DGE-MENT or -DG-MEXT. Rule: Omit E. Ex.: Abridgment, acknowledgment, judgment, lodgment. 3. Words spelled with -ED or -T, the preceding single...before -ED (pped, -ssed) and left single before -T (-fit, -si). Rule: Choose -T in all cases. Ex.: dipt, dript, dropt, slept, stopt, etc., blest, prest,... | |
 | Robert Morris Pierce - History - 1914 - 304 pages
...aimd, armd, burnd, deemd, dimd, feld, fild, hangd, raind, stird, veild, etc. 6. -ed or -t, pronounced [t], the preceding single consonant being doubled before -ed (-pped, -ssed) and left single tefore -t (-pt, -st). General Rule : Choose -t in all cases. Examples : dipt, .dript, draft, stept,... | |
 | Frank H. Vizetelly - English language - 1915 - 184 pages
...double consonant). Ex.: Aimd, armd, burnd, deemd, dimd, feld, fdd, hangd, raind, stird, veild, etc. 6. -ed or -t, the preceding single consonant being doubled...-ed (-pped, -ssed) and left single before -t (-pt, -si). RULE: Choose -t in all cases. Ex.: Dipt, dript, dropt, stept, stopt, blest, prest, mist, blusht,... | |
 | Spellers - 1919 - 150 pages
...double consonant). Ex.: Aimd, armd, burnd, deemd, dimd, feld, fild, hangd, raind, stird, vetld, etc. 6. -ed or -t, the preceding single consonant being doubled...Choose -t in all cases. Ex.: Dipt, dript, dropt, stept, 7. -ence or -ense (Latin -ensa). RULE: Choose -ense. Defense, offense, pretense. Also license (Latin... | |
 | Spellers - 1919 - 150 pages
...double consonant). Ex.: Aimd,armd,burnd, deemd, dimd, feld, ftld, hangd, raind, stird, veild, etc. 6. -ed or -t, the preceding single consonant being doubled...(-pped, -ssed) and left single before -t (-pt, -st). 7. -ence or -ense (Latin -ensa). RULE : Choose -ense. Defense, offense, pretense. Also license (Latin... | |
 | Norma Lippincott Swan - English language - 1920 - 168 pages
...spelled with -dge-ment or -dg-ment. Rule : Omit -e. Ex. : Abridgment, acknowledgment, judgment, lodgment. 3. Words spelled with -ed or -t, the preceding single...-ed (-pped, -ssed) and left single before -t (-pt, -*<). Rule: Choose -t in all cases. Ex.: Dipt, dript, dropt, slept, stopt, blest, prest, mist, blusht,... | |
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