Escape Wonderland Part Two

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After crossing the river, you come across a field of flowers. You see a cute turtle walking by. When he sees you he asks you to help him pick some flowers to eat. In exchange, he tells you that he can lead you home. He tells you to be careful because the flowers with misspelled words on them are poisonous. Use the 1:1:1 rule to figure out which words are spelled correctly. Remember that the 1:1:1 rules says when adding -ing or -ed to words that have 1 syllable, 1 vowel and 1 consonant after the vowel, you double the consonant before adding the ending.

lickked

floatted

shipping

Float does not follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

Lick does not follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

shipping

lickked

floatted

ziped

dropped

noded

Zip does follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

Nod does follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

floatted

reachhed

flipped

Float does not follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

Reach does not follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

stoped

zipped

dustted

Stop does follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

Dust does not follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

caped

bakking

drugged

Cap does follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

Bake does not follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

siting

shrugged

huged

Sit does follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

Hug does follow the 1:1:1 rule. Remember that there needs to be 1 syllable in the root word, 1 vowel, and 1 consonant after the vowel. Only words that have these three things will have a double consonant when adding -ed or -ing.

FINISH

The next thing you know, you are back sitting against the tree, blinking your eyes open. It feels as if the past couple of hours didn't even happen. Was it all a dream?