SV5

Question 0

how do you add the suffix -ed to a word that ends in a vowel?

Answer 0

you drop the vowel and add -ed

Question 1

how to do you add the suffix -ing to a word ending with a vowel?

Answer 1

you drop the last vowel and add -ing

Question 2

how do you add the suffix -ed to a word ending in a consonant?

Answer 2

you double the last consonant and then add -ed

Question 3

how do you add the suffix -ing to a word ending in a consonant?

Answer 3

you double the last consonant and add -ing

Question 4

how do you add the suffix -ed to a word ending in the letter y?

Answer 4

you drop the y
add i
and and -ed

Question 5

how do you add the suffix -ing to a word ending in y?

Answer 5

you add -ing

Question 6

qualified =

Answer 6

officially recognized as being trained to perform a particular job; certified

Question 7

supplied =

Answer 7

provided someone with something needed or wanted

Question 8

applied =

Answer 8

put to practical use as opposed to being theoretical

Question 9

notified =

Answer 9

informed someone of something

Question 10

identified =

Answer 10

established or indicated who or what someone or something is

Question 11

admired =

Answer 11

regarded something with respect or warm approval

Question 12

illustrated =

Answer 12

explained or made something clear; provided with pictures

Question 13

advertised =

Answer 13

described or drew attention to something in a public medium in order to promote sales or attendance

Question 14

rebelled =

Answer 14

showed resistance to something

Question 15

admitted =

Answer 15

confessed to be true or to be the case

Question 16

occurred =

Answer 16

happened; took place

Question 17

beginning =

Answer 17

the point in time at which something starts

Question 18

programming =

Answer 18

the action of process of writing computer programs

Question 19

transferring =

Answer 19

moving from one place to another

Question 20

permitting =

Answer 20

giving authorization of consent to someone to do something

Question 21

combining =

Answer 21

to unite; merge

Question 22

enforcing =

Answer 22

compelling observance/compliance with a law/rule/obligation

cause something to happen by necessity or force

Question 23

confusing =

Answer 23

not easy to understand; bewildering; perplexing

Question 24

studying =

Answer 24

look at closely in order to observe devote time and attention to acquiring knowledge

Question 25

testifying =

Answer 25

serve as evidence or proof or something's existing or being the case give evidence as a witness in a law court

Question 26

concurred =

Answer 26

arrive at the same opinion; agree

Question 27

meddling =

Answer 27

interfere in something that is not one's concern

Question 28

advocating =

Answer 28

publicly recommend or support

Question 29

visualized =

Answer 29

form a mental image of