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    Past Tense - Ed Endings Worksheet: When The Root Word Ends in A Voiced Sound, There Will Be A Voiced

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    Past Tense - Ed Endings Worksheet: When The Root Word Ends in A Voiced Sound, There Will Be A Voiced

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    Past Tense -ed Endings Worksheet

    Voiced Sounds: /b, d, g, z, zh, j, v, TH, w, y, m, n, ng, l, r, all vowels/


    Voiceless Sounds: /p, t, k, s, sh, ch, f, th, h/

    When the root word ends in a voiced sound, there will be a voiced

    Root Word with -ed ending Ruden Phonetics


    (voiced) /d/
    travel traveled /travuld/
    play played /plAd/
    pour poured /pord/
    live lived /livd/
    judge judged /dgudgd/

    /d/ sound for the -ed ending (voiced = voiced /d/)

    Root Word -ed ending Ruden Phonetics


    (voiceless) /t/

    work worked /werkt/

    wash washed /wosht/

    kiss kissed /kist/

    talk talked /tokt/

    hope hoped /hOpt/


    When the root word ends in a voiceless sound, there will be a voiceless
    /t/ sound for the -ed ending (voiceless = voiceless /t/)

    Root Word -ed ending Ruden Phonetics


    /t/ or /d/ /id/
    start started /stardid/
    visit visited /vizidid/
    graduate graduated /gradgyuAdid/
    decide decided /dEsIdid/
    land landed /landid/

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    Listening Exercise:
    circle the sound you hear at the end of these words
    1. learned /t/ /d/ /id/
    2. needed /t/ /d/ /id/
    3. rested /t/ /d/ /id/
    4. smoked /t/ /d/ /id/
    5. planned /t/ /d/ /id/
    6. asked /t/ /d/ /id/
    7. changed /t/ /d/ /id/
    8. laughed /t/ /d/ /id/
    9. counted /t/ /d/ /id/
    10. pretended /t/ /d/ /id/

    Find the Ending Sound: /t/ /d/ /id/


    1. stopped ____
    2. cleaned ____
    3. trusted ____
    4. danced ____
    5. hiked ____
    6. studied ____
    7. worried ____
    8. enjoyed ____
    9. missed ____
    10. ended ____

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    Practice Sentences:
    1. I needed to get more sleep.
    2. She smoked cigarettes.
    3. She smiled when he asked her to marry him.
    4. The baby laughed when she was tickled.
    5. The cake tasted better after it was cooked.
    6. She planned on getting well-rested.
    7. He laughed when she slipped.
    8. He changed his clothes because he needed to relax.
    9. She decided that her 10 year old sister cried too much.
    10. Susan hasn’t visited since she moved.

    Practice Paragraph:
    She attended college in the United States and wanted to become educated in
    American culture. She looked for a class titled “American Culture 101” but found
    nothing. So she decided the best way to learn was to experience it instead. She
    listened to American music, ate American food like hamburgers and root beer
    floats. She watched American movies like Titanic and Castaway. One time she
    even dated an American! He liked her a lot and one day proposed marriage to
    her in the American style. She said “yes” and they were married one year later.
    They lived together happily ever after.

    educated - /ejyookAdid/ or ‘edge you kay did’

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    Final /s/ or Plural /s/ Worksheet
    Always remember to pronounce the endings of words!

    Practice Paragraph:
    Celebrities enjoy fancy lifestyles. From the mansions they live in, to their vacation
    homes by the beach. They drive expensive sports cars or have limousines with
    chauffeurs to drive them around. Many celebrities have spent millions of dollars for
    their weddings. It is common for female celebrities to spend tens of thousands of dollars
    for just one dress! Most Celebrities enjoy having lots of money and the fancy things it
    buys them.   

    Celebrities - /suh-le-bri-deez/
    Mansions - /man-shunz/
    limousines - /lim-uh-zeenz/
    chauffeurs - /shO-ferz/ or “show ferz”

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