Pronouncing "ed" Endings Exercise 3

1. The virus affected his eyesight.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
2. The artist framed the picture.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
3. There are so many insects in this house! We must have them exterminated.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
4. The beach was so much fun, we decided to stay there another week.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
5. Roger extended his arm to catch the ball.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
6. Our boss has approved the plans. We are starting the project next week.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
7. Oh no! Our flight has been cancelled. We will have to wait for the next one.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
8. Ouch! I burned my finger on the stove!
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
9. Even though it was dark outside, Dorothy and I managed to find our way home.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
10. When Reeny was a baby, she depended on her mother for food.
    1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
    2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
    3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.