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    id/ /T/ /D/: / T / /D/ /K/,/P/, /F/, /Ʃ /, (/D/,/B/,L/,/M/,/N/,/Z/,/Ð/,/ / ,/Ŋ/,/R/,/V/,/DƷ/ /Ʒ/)

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    The document summarizes rules for pronouncing final -ed and -s endings in English words. It states that final -ed is pronounced /id/, /t/, or /d/ depending on the final sound of the base verb. Final -s is pronounced /iz/, /s/, or /z/ depending on whether the base word ends in a voiced or voiceless consonant. The document provides examples to classify words according to these pronunciation rules for students to practice.

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    The document summarizes rules for pronouncing final -ed and -s endings in English words. It states that final -ed is pronounced /id/, /t/, or /d/ depending on the final sound of the base verb. Final -s is pronounced /iz/, /s/, or /z/ depending on whether the base word ends in a voiced or voiceless consonant. The document provides examples to classify words according to these pronunciation rules for students to practice.

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    The document summarizes rules for pronouncing final -ed and -s endings in English words. It states that final -ed is pronounced /id/, /t/, or /d/ depending on the final sound of the base verb. Final -s is pronounced /iz/, /s/, or /z/ depending on whether the base word ends in a voiced or voiceless consonant. The document provides examples to classify words according to these pronunciation rules for students to practice.

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    id/ /T/ /D/: / T / /D/ /K/,/P/, /F/, /Ʃ /, (/D/,/B/,L/,/M/,/N/,/Z/,/Ð/,/ / ,/Ŋ/,/R/,/V/,/DƷ/ /Ʒ/)

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    The document summarizes rules for pronouncing final -ed and -s endings in English words. It states that final -ed is pronounced /id/, /t/, or /d/ depending on the final sound of the base verb. Final -s is pronounced /iz/, /s/, or /z/ depending on whether the base word ends in a voiced or voiceless consonant. The document provides examples to classify words according to these pronunciation rules for students to practice.

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    1-Pronunciation of final –ed :

    Final ‘-ed’ is pronounced /id/, /t / or /d/ according to the following rules :


    /id/ /t/ /d/
    If the base verb ends in / t If the base verb ends in If the base ends in any other
    / or /d/. one of these sounds voiced consonant sound
    (voiceless consonants) : (/d/,/b/,l/,/m/,/n/,/z/,/ð/,/g/
    /k/,/p/, /f/, /ʃ /, ,/ŋ/,/r/,/v/,/dʒ/ /ʒ/ ) or a
    /ʈʃ /, /s/ or /θ/. vowel sound.

    2- Pronunciation of final s :

    Final ‘- s’ is pronounced /iz/, /s / or /z/ according to the following rules :


    /iz/ /s/ /z/
    If a word ends with the If a word ends with any If the base ends in any
    sounds other voiceless other voiced consonant
    consonant sound (/d/,/b/,l/,/m/,/n/,/z/,
    (/ks/) sound /ð/,/g/, /ŋ/,/r/,/v/,/dʒ/ /ʒ/ )
    or a
    vowel sound.

    Practice
    Activity one:

    Classify the following words according to the pronunciation of their final –‘ed’:

    Handed – asked – collected – parked – embezzled – played .

    /t/ /d/ /id/

    Activity two :

    Classify the following words according to the pronunciation of their final ‘-s’:

    Wages –asteroids –bribes – planets – feelings –publicizes – views.

    /s/ /z/ /iz/

    Lesson prepared by teacher N.A


    Correction:
    Activity one:

    /t/ /d/ /id/


    Asked - parked Embezzled - played Collected - handed

    Activity two:

    /s/ /z/ /iz/


    planets Views – asteroids - bribes Publicizes - wages

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