Pronunciation of 'ed' in Verbs

This video tutorial by Christie Reyes from MiraCosta College focuses on the pronunciation of past tense regular verbs ending in '-ed'. It categorizes the pronunciation into three types: /d/, /t/, and /ɪd/, providing examples for each. The tutorial aims to help learners understand and practice the correct pronunciation of these verb endings.

What are the three ways 'ed' can be pronounced in past tense regular verbs?

• d, t, id

• d, t, ed

• d, id, ed

• t, id, ed

Which of the following verbs has 'ed' pronounced as 'd'?

• wanted

• painted

• liked

• needed

In which word is 'ed' pronounced as 'd'?

• started

• waited

• hoped

• washed

Which of the following verbs has 'ed' pronounced as 'd'?

• needed

• wanted

• locked

• painted

Identify the verb where 'ed' is pronounced as 'd'.

• needed

• painted

• wanted

• missed

Which verb has 'ed' pronounced as 't'?

• lived

• offered

• stopped

• played

Identify the verb where 'ed' is pronounced as 't'.

• needed

• watched

• visited

• folded

In which word is 'ed' pronounced as 't'?

• painted

• needed

• wanted

• talked

Which of these verbs has 'ed' pronounced as 't'?

• needed

• washed

• wanted

• painted

Which of these verbs has 'ed' pronounced as 'id'?

• washed

• wanted

• hoped

• liked