Listen again to the audio track of the video summary. Categorize each past tense verb by its -ed pronunciation. The first and second verbs from each pattern are done as examples.
| Voiced -ed sounds like /d/ | Voiceless -ed sounds like /t/ | Final “d” or “t” + -ed sounds like /Id/ |
|---|---|---|
| surprised | noticed | started |
| leaned | looked | sounded |
When you are finished, listen to the answers below to check them.
Answer:
| Voiced -ed sounds like /d/ | Voiceless -ed sounds like /t/ | Final “d” or “t” + -ed sounds like /Id/ |
|---|---|---|
| surprised | noticed | started |
| leaned | looked | sounded |
| raised | walked | admitted |
| wondered | clicked | rated |
| opened | snapped | voted |
| entered | asked | posted |
| paused | announced | recommended |
| showed | coughed | hesitated |
| signalled | expressed | pointed |
| worried | voiced | suggested |
| reassured | helped | |
| filtered | crossed | |
| changed | ||
| compared | ||
| unfiltered | ||
| tried |