3 Sounds of -ed

Front

What are the three sounds of -ed?

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The three sounds of -ed are: 1. /t/ as in 'walked', 2. /d/ as in 'played', 3. /ed/ as in 'wanted'.

Front

When do we use the /t/ sound for -ed?

Back

We use the /t/ sound for -ed when the base verb ends in a voiceless sound, like 'k' in 'walk'.

Front

When do we use the /d/ sound for -ed?

Back

We use the /d/ sound for -ed when the base verb ends in a voiced sound, like 'g' in 'play'.

Front

When do we use the /ed/ sound for -ed?

Back

We use the /ed/ sound for -ed when the base verb ends in 't' or 'd', like 'want' or 'need'.

Front

Give an example of a verb that ends with -ed and sounds like /t/.

Back

An example is 'walked'.

Front

Give an example of a verb that ends with -ed and sounds like /d/.

Back

An example is 'played'.

Front

Give an example of a verb that ends with -ed and sounds like /ed/.

Back

An example is 'wanted'.

Front

What sound does -ed make in the word 'hunted'?

Back

In 'hunted', -ed makes the /id/ sound.

Front

What sound does -ed make in the word 'called'?

Back

In 'called', -ed makes the /d/ sound.

Front

What sound does -ed make in the word 'jumped'?

Back

In 'jumped', -ed makes the /t/ sound.