ED past verbs pronunciation

Verbs that start with: a, b, c, d, e, f,

100

Change the following verbs into past

Accept

Care

Accepted (id)  

Cared (d)

200

Change the following verbs into past:

Damage

Fry

Blind

Damaged (d)

Fried (d)

Blinded (id)

300

Chnage the following verbs into past:

Avoid

Educate

Comb

Film

Avoided (id)

Educated (id)

Combed (d)

Filmed (d)

400

Change the following verbs into past:

Belong

Bless

Chew

Escape

Delay

Belonged (d)

Blessed (t)

Chewed (d)

Escaped (t)

Delayed (d)

500

Change the following verbs into past:

Cheat

Attach

Coach

Blush

Depend

Dress

Cheated (id)

Attached (t)

Coached (t)

Blushed (t)

Depended (id)

Dressed (t)

Verbs that start with: g, h, i, l, m, n, o, p,

100

Change the following verbs into past:

Haunt

Manage

Haunted (id)

Managed (d)

200

Change the following verbs into past:

Observe

Push

Melt

Observed (d)

Pushed (t)

Melted (id)

300

Change the following verbs into past:

Match

Inject

Polish

Pick

Matched (t)

Injected (id)

Polished (t)

Picked (t)

400

Change the following verbs into past:

Hope

Guide

Offend

Plant

Mess up

Hoped (t)

Guided (id)

Offednded (id)

Planted (id)

Messed up (t)

500

Change the following verbs into past:

Preach

Irritate

Improve

Ignore

Nod

Obtain

Preached (t)

Irritated (id)

Improved (d)

Ignored (d)

Nodded (id)

Obtained (d)

Verbs that start with: q, r, s, t, v, w, y

100

Change the following verbs into past:

Question

Reduce

Questioned (d)

Reduced (t)

200

Change the following verbs into past:

Scream

Relax

Try

Screamed (d)

Relaxed (t)

Tried (d)

300

Change the following verbs into past:

Wink

Separate

Vanish

Yawn

Winked (t)

Separated (id)

Vanished (t)

Yawned (d)

400

Change the following verbs into past:

Worry

Yell

Screw

Touch

Shop

Worried (d)

Yelled (d)

Screwed (d)

Touched (t)

Shopped (t)

500

Change the following verbs into past:

Request

Stretch

Taste

Whisper

Suck

Tire

Requested (id)

Stretched (t)

Tasted (id)

Whispered (d)

Sucked (t)

Tired (d)

Last word sounds

100

How do you call the sounds that doesn't vibrate?

Voiceless sounds.

200

How do you call the sounds that have vibrations on the throat?

Voiced sounds

300

When the pronunciation of ED sounds like ID, it's because the last word sound is:

T or D sound.

400

Give two examples of voiceless sounds and mentioned (pronounced) at least three verbs in past that apply to this rule.

P, k, s, f, sh, ch.

Examples: Laughed, washed, kissed, etc.

500

Give two examples of voiced sounds and mentioned (pronounced) at least three verbs in past that apply to this rule.

M, n, l, v, b, r, g, z, and vowel sounds.

Examples: watered, trained, preferred, etc.

Make a sentence

100

Make a sentence with any verb that has the ED pronounced as ID.

Example:

I presented my last project on Friday.

200

Make a sentence with any verb that has the ED pronounced as T. 

Example:

My best friend checked her e-mail really late last night.

300

Make a sentence with any verb that has the ED pronounced as D.

Example:

I gathered all the money I could for the trip to Cancun, but it isn't enough.

400

Make two sentences with any verb that has the ED pronounced as ID and as T. 

They have to make coherence.

Examples:

Sean regreted that he didn't study for the exam. 

He messed it up really big.

500

Make three sentences with any verb that has the ED pronounced as ID, T and D.

They have to make coherence.

Examples:

We danced all night in our last night in Vallarta.

I requested them to eat tacos after the nightclub.

I thanked all my friends for the great experience.