PAST TENSE - regular and irregular verbs

1-How do you make the past form of an IRREGULAR verb?

• I learn it in a list
• I add -ed to the infinitive
• I can't do it

2-When you see a verb in the past form, how do you know it is REGULAR?

• I don't know
• Because the last letter is -d
• Because the last letters are -ed

1-When do we pronounce /id/?

• When the verb ends /d/
• When the verb ends /t/
• When the verb ends /d/ or /t/

2- The other 2 ways to pronounce -ed are

• /t/ and /ed/
• /d/ and /id/
• /t/ and /d/

3- /t/ is pronounced after

• Voiced sounds
• Voiceless sounds

4- /d/ is pronounced after

• Voiced sounds
• Voiceless sounds

5-Pronunciation. Tick the correct item.

• The end of a regular verbs in the past is ALWAYS pronounced /ed/
• The end of a regular verbs in the past is NEVER pronounced /ed/
• The end of a regular verbs in the past is SOMETIMES pronounced /ed/