ED pronunciation

What do we have to take into account when pronouncing the "ED" endings in regular verbs?

• The last letter of the base verb

• The type of verbs

• The last consonant sound of the base verb

• The meaning of the verb

If the end of the verb sounds like (k, s, x, ch, sh, f, p) the ED pronunciation will be:

• /t/

• /d/

• /id/

• None of the above

If the end of the base verb has a voiced sound, the ED pronunciation will be:

• /d/

• /t/

• /id/

• None of the above

If the end of the verb sounds like (T or D) the ED pronunciation will be:

• /d/

• /t/

• /id/

• None of the above

Are vowels considered as voiced sounds?

• Yes, they are

• No, they aren't

Select the correct ED pronunciation for these verbs respectively: Started / Blamed

• /id/ /id/

• /t/ /id/

• /id/ /d/

• /d/ /t/

Select the correct ED pronunciation for these verbs respectively: Closed / Agreed

• /d/ /d/

• /t/ /id/

• /t/ /d/

• /id/ /id/

Select the correct ED pronunciation for these verbs respectively: Kissed / Decided

• /d/ /id/

• /t/ /id/

• /d/ /t/

• /id/ /id/

Select the phoneme that does not belong to the pronunciation of the following verbs: "Stopped" "Placed" "Washed" "Liked"

• /t/

• /d/

Select the correct pronunciation for the verb in bold:

Jhon FLICKED through some magazines and bought a paper to read.

• /d/

• /t/

• /id/