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    Pronunciation of -ed in past simple (English exercise n°66969 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Pronunciation of -ed in past simple

     
    Preterite : -ED at the end of the verb

                      Pronunciation
    /id/,   /d/  or  /t/
    .
    1) /id/
                                                  /id/  after /d/ and /t/
          example: want, wanted = want(id)
    invited              printed               started     shouted
    decided flooded needed                landed               

     

     

     

            Bob painted (id) a beautiful bunch of flowers for his mother.

    .................

                    
                                                      2)  /d/
    /d/ after a 'voiced sound'          (rub-d)
         /b/     /g/     /l/     /m/   /n/     /r/   /v/    /w/    /y/   /z/
     rubbed  bagged  pulled  hummed earned  scored  lived  snowed  played  used
              She cleaned (clean-d) the living room while her children were at school.

                                                          3) /t/
    /t/ after a 'voiceless sound'       (laugh-t)
         /f/     /k/    /p/    /s/    /sh/    /ch/    /x/
     laughed  kicked  typed  kissed  pushed  watched  mixed
                  David was late, so he walked (walk-t) very fast.





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    English exercise "Pronunciation of -ed in past simple" created by lili73 (12-09-2009) with The test builder
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      Ecrire dans la case la prononciation correcte du 'ed' final. Ecrire: id, d ou t
    /id/, /d/ or /t/? Write down T, D or ID.

    1.

     Stopped

    2.
    arrested

    3.
     appeared

    Ecouter, écrire le verbe manquant dans la case puis la prononciation du 'ed' final aprčs le point.
    Listen to the tape and write down: 1) the missing verb 2) the pronunication after the dot.

    4.

    I a delicious meal last Sunday.()

    5.
     When I was young I in the USA. ()

    6.
    I London two years ago.()

    Ecouter, écrire les 2 verbes qui manquent puis, aprčs chacun d'eux, la prononciation du 'ed' final.
    Listen to the tape and write down the pronunciation.

    7.
    John me () and me () a drink.

    8.
    David the ball () and a magnificent goal. ()








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