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         <title>Recall the rules for adding the ending -ed to the verb from English lessons. If the verb ends in -y and the -y is preceded by a consonant (study, try), the letter -y changes to -i: studied, tried. If the verb ends in -y, and before -y there is a vowel (play, stay) - the letter -y does not change: played, stayed.</title>
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