Changing Y to an I Worksheet

Are you struggling with the spelling rule for changing Y to an I before adding a suffix? If so, you're in luck! In this blog post, we will provide you with a helpful worksheet that focuses on this specific spelling pattern. Whether you are a student learning English as a second language or a parent helping your child with their spelling, this worksheet will be a valuable resource for practicing and mastering this spelling rule. Let's dive in and strengthen your understanding of the Y to I rule!

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What is the rule for changing a word ending in "y" to "i" before adding a suffix?

When a word ends in a consonant + "y," you change the "y" to "i" before adding a suffix (such as -ed, -ing, -er) except when the suffix starts with an "i.

In the word "happy," what is the new spelling when "ness" is added to the end?

The new spelling of the word "happy" when "ness" is added to the end is "happiness.

What is the correct spelling of the word "cry" when "ed" is added for the past tense?

The correct spelling of the word "cry" in past tense when "ed" is added is "cried.

How would you spell the word "funny" when "-er" is added to make a comparative form?

The word "funnier" is spelled with "-nier" when the "-er" is added to make a comparative form.

When adding "-est" to the word "easy," what is the new spelling?

The word "easy" becomes "easiest" when adding "-est" to it.

What is the correct spelling of the word "fry" when adding "-ing" to make it a present participle?

The correct spelling of the word "fry" when adding "-ing" to make it a present participle is "frying".

In the word "reply," how would it be spelled when "ing" is added to make a gerund?

When the "-ing" suffix is added to the word "reply" to make a gerund, it would be spelled as "replying.

When the word "try" becomes a noun by adding "-al," what is the new spelling?

The new spelling when the word "try" becomes a noun by adding "-al" is "trial.

In the word "worry," what is the correct spelling when adding "-ed" for the past tense?

The correct spelling when adding "-ed" for the past tense of "worry" is "worried.

How would you spell the word "beauty" when adding "-ful" to make an adjective form?

The correct spelling when adding "-ful" to make an adjective form of "beauty" is "beautiful.