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    Pronunciations of - Ed and E-Es

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    This document discusses English grammar rules for pronouncing verb endings and other suffixes. It lists examples of words that can be pronounced with /s/, /z/, or /iz/ at the end and words that demonstrate the three different pronunciations of the "-ed" suffix to form the past tense of irregular verbs: /d/, /t/, or /id/. The examples provide an overview of these common pronunciation patterns in English.

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    This document discusses English grammar rules for pronouncing verb endings and other suffixes. It lists examples of words that can be pronounced with /s/, /z/, or /iz/ at the end and words that demonstrate the three different pronunciations of the "-ed" suffix to form the past tense of irregular verbs: /d/, /t/, or /id/. The examples provide an overview of these common pronunciation patterns in English.

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    This document discusses English grammar rules for pronouncing verb endings and other suffixes. It lists examples of words that can be pronounced with /s/, /z/, or /iz/ at the end and words that demonstrate the three different pronunciations of the "-ed" suffix to form the past tense of irregular verbs: /d/, /t/, or /id/. The examples provide an overview of these common pronunciation patterns in English.

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    This document discusses English grammar rules for pronouncing verb endings and other suffixes. It lists examples of words that can be pronounced with /s/, /z/, or /iz/ at the end and words that demonstrate the three different pronunciations of the "-ed" suffix to form the past tense of irregular verbs: /d/, /t/, or /id/. The examples provide an overview of these common pronunciation patterns in English.

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    /s/, /z/, /iz/ at the end of words

    Likes visits goes comes rises

    works takes picks owns remembers watches kisses washes closes

    Suburbs gardens childrens sports miles

    houses weeks pets bedrooms hours buses

    The three different pronunciations of ed in irregular past tense verbs: /d/, /t/, /id/

    Helped offered reached saved missed started lived needed discovered looked called tried invited asked jumped waited

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