Inter 1. Unit 2. Pronunciation of regular verbs in past -ed

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

The last time I brushed my teeth was today in the morning.

• /d/

• /t/

• /id/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

I stayed at home last weekend. I didn't go anywhere.

• /id/

• /d/

• /t/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

I lived in New Your a couple of years ago.

• /d/

• /t/

• /id/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

I visited my grandparent last month.

• /d/

• /id/

• /t/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

I really enjoyed my last holidays. I went to Galapagos.

• /t/

• /d/

• /id/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

She fisnished doing her homework.

• /t/

• /d/

• /id/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

I decided to study medicine. It was my best decision.

• /t/

• /id/

• /d/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

It rained a lot last night. The rivers are overflowded.

• /t/ - /t/

• /d/ - /id/

• /d/ - /d/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

She tripped and dropped the vase.

• /id/ - /id/

• /d/ - /d/

• /t/ - /t/

Choose the correct pronunciation of the ending -ed of regular verbs in past.

In the end of the story Romeo kissed Juliet.

• /t/

• /d/

• /id/