Past Tense Ending with ed | Fun ESL Game | /d/ /t/ /id/ Sounds

The video tutorial covers regular verbs and their ED endings, focusing on the pronunciation of these endings as T, D, or ID sounds. It provides an introduction to regular verbs, explains the different sounds of ED endings, and offers a detailed focus on the ID sound.

What is the primary focus of regular verbs in English grammar?

• They are used to describe future actions.

• They are used to describe past actions.

• They are used to describe hypothetical actions.

• They are used to describe ongoing actions.

Which of the following is a correct pronunciation of ED endings?

• As a consonant cluster

• As T, D, or ID

• As a vowel sound

• As a silent letter

How is the ED ending pronounced when it follows a voiced consonant?

• As D

• As a silent letter

• As T

• As ID

Which sound is not associated with the pronunciation of ED endings?

• S

• T

• D

• ID

Which of the following is a correct example of an ED ending pronounced as 't'?

• Wanted

• Needed

• Walked

• Played

When is the ED ending pronounced as 'id'?

• After T or D sounds

• After a vowel sound

• After a voiced consonant

• After a voiceless consonant

What is the significance of the 'id' sound in ED endings?

• It is used for emphasis.

• It is used for stylistic purposes.

• It is used to indicate a question.

• It is used after T or D sounds.