Pronouncing "ed" Endings Exercise 1

1. We can't go swimming because the pool is covered.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
2. Tommy received a gift from his friend.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
3. Yesterday, they hiked to the top of the mountain.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
4. We played soccer last night.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
5. The car door is dented
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
6. Jennifer planted a tree in the garden.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
7. We hunted for her keys, but could not find them.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
8. Olivia brushed her teeth before she went to bed.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
9. James rented the apartment for six months.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
10. The magician showed me a trick.
    1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
    2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
    3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.