influenced, insured, lighted, liked, looked, marketed, mortgaged, moved, named, objected, obliged, occasioned, occupied, ordered, organized, parted, pleased, pointed—appointed, published, purposed, questioned, received, recorded, referred, regarded, regretted, remarked, remitted, reported, represented, respected, returned, satisfied, sided, spirited, stated, stocked, suggested, thanked, timed, trusted, used, valued, wanted, wired, wondered, worded.
Joining the 't" for "ed."—After a few wordsigns, where the forms are distinctive, the joined stroke is used.
Drill 2
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Key: asked, charged, effected, judged, wished, worked, checked, directed, booked. An Exercise on "er" and "or."—The following drill givesthe most common illustrations of this principle:
Drill 3
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