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Adding -ed to mean "in the past" and -ing to mean "still going on"

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    Authors: CK-12 English Sources: Based on D.W. Cummings' The Basic Speller

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    2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6

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    Subjects: English

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    ELA.SPL.712 (Overview of the Suffixes -ed and -ing - Spelling) . artifactID: 2409650 artifactRevisionID: 4547935

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