Pronunciation final ED sound

/t/ /d/ /ID/

PAST TENSE OF VERBS (Listened)

PAST PARTICIPLE (listened)
ADJECTIVES (bored, absent-minded, relaxed)

 Often when we try to define

our identity we get trapped in

stereotypes ..

 You can be categorized as a

particular type of person

Activity

Look for other example in the text.

Practice them within your group and then share with

the class.

Voiced

1.LEARNED
2.KILLED
3.PLAYED
4. FRIGHTENED
5-BORED
6-CONCERNED
7-ENTERTAINED
8-FULFILLED

VOICELESS/UNVOICED
1-AMUSE..AMUSED
2-CONFUSE.CONFUSED
3-UNVOICE..UNVOICED
4. HOPE..HOPED
5. LAUGH..LAUGHED
6.LIKE..LIKED
A HARD WORD: WATCH.WATCHED

FINAL D OR T (SPELT) /ID/

Add an extra syllable /ID/
1.NEED .NEEDED
2.PAINT.PAINTED
3.END..ENDED
4.WANT..WANTED

1) I laughed at the joke. __

2) Our work is finished. __________
3) The snake killed the mouse. __
4) The teacher helped the students_
5) When I was younger, I wanted to walk on the moon

_
6) We hiked to the top of the mountain. _
7) James rented his apartment. _
8) We cant go swimming because the pool is covered.
_
9) That old house is haunted. _
10) We hunted for her keys, but could not find them.
__

EXCEPTIONS
The following -ed words used as adjectives are pronounced with
/Id/:
aged
blessed
crooked
dogged
learned
naked
ragged
wicked
wretched