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    Ed Pronunciation

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    The document provides a table showing how words ending in -ed are pronounced differently depending on the last letter of the word. It then provides examples for the reader to identify the pronunciation of -ed by writing id, t or d. Following this is a matching exercise pairing words with definitions.

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    Ed Pronunciation

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    The document provides a table showing how words ending in -ed are pronounced differently depending on the last letter of the word. It then provides examples for the reader to identify the pronunciation of -ed by writing id, t or d. Following this is a matching exercise pairing words with definitions.

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    The document provides a table showing how words ending in -ed are pronounced differently depending on the last letter of the word. It then provides examples for the reader to identify the pronunciation of -ed by writing id, t or d. Following this is a matching exercise pairing words with definitions.

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    The document provides a table showing how words ending in -ed are pronounced differently depending on the last letter of the word. It then provides examples for the reader to identify the pronunciation of -ed by writing id, t or d. Following this is a matching exercise pairing words with definitions.

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    -ed Pronunciation

    The table below shows the different ways we pronounce words that
    end with -ed
    id t d
    visited /ˈvɪzɪtɪd/ worked /wɜːkt/ closed /kləʊzd/
    started /ˈstɑːtɪd/ passed /pɑːst/ rubbed /rʌbd/
    studied /ˈstʌdɪd/ finished /ˈfɪnɪʃt/ banged /bæŋd/
    pushed /pʊʃt/ called /kɔːld/
    dropped /drɒpt/ charmed /ʧɑːmd/
    planned /plænd/
    tired /ˈtaɪəd/
    loved /lʌvd/
    played /pleɪd/

    last letter - t | d last letter(s) - k | ss | sh | last letter(s) - s | b | g | ll |


    p|f|c m|n|r|v|w|y|z|j
    Write id, t or d next to these words.
    1 | talked __________
    2 | opened __________
    3 | waited __________
    4 | closed __________
    5 | liked __________
    6 | played __________
    7 | visited __________
    8 | excited __________
    9 | pushed __________
    10 | bored __________
    11 | lived __________
    12 | walked __________

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    -ed Pronunciation

    Match the words to the definitions

    talk to delay an action

    open to engage in an activity for fun

    wait to cover or block an opening

    close to go and see someone

    like to move something away from yourself

    play to speak in order to give information

    visit to make someone feel uninterested

    excite to cause someone to feel eager

    push to be alive

    bore to allow access

    live to move by picking up and putting down your


    feet
    walk to find something nice or good

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