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Benefits of laughter help the blood flow in the heart, makes you more creative, fortifies your immune system, improves cardiac health, and it banishes stress. It can also lower your blood pressure, so it will reduce the chances of a stroke. Hope this help!
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Date- 15/03/2019
The sequel of Avengers: Infinity War, a movie by Marvel Studios, is coming in cinemas on 5 April, 2019 named- Avengers: ENDGAME.
The star actors are playing role in the movie. Yesterday ,when the shooting was in progress, the entry of Captain Marvel in the movie amazed everyone. She got a leading role in the movie.
Yesterday's part was to be performed by the new actress who was about to start a spaceship in the movie. The part was played very well.
THIS MOVIE IS GONNA BREAK THE RECORDS IN HOLLYWOOD
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HOPE IT IS USEFUL
Hello. You did not present the spreadsheet to which this question refers, which makes it impossible for your question to be answered. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
As already shown in your question, if a word ends with a short vowel, the last consonant of that word must be duplicated, so that you can add the suffix -ed or -ing. A word with a short vowel is one where the vowel in the last syllable does not generate a long sound.
In this case, to answer your question, you must speak all the words in your worksheet aloud and pay attention to the vowel sound of the last syllable, paying attention to whether this sound is long or short.
An example of a short syllable word is the word "bug," where the letter "u" has a very short sound when this word is spoken. In that case, if you need to add the suffixes -ed or -ing to this word, you will need to duplicate the letter "g." In this case, the word will be displayed as "bugged" or "bugging."