This document provides rules for pronouncing verbs ending in "-ed" based on the final sound of the base verb. Verbs ending in t or d are pronounced with "-id", verbs ending in p, f, s, sh, ch, tch are pronounced with "-t", and all other verbs are pronounced with "-d". It then lists example verbs to show the pronunciation rules and includes an activity to color code verbs ending in "-ed" based on their pronunciation.

1. if the base verb ends in these sounds : [t] or [d] you pronounce [id]
if the base verb ends in these sounds : [p], [f], [s], [ ], [t ], [k] you pronounce [t]
 otherwise you pronounce [d]
I. Write the correct pronounciation for these verbs :
wanted [ ], allowed [ ], faxed [ ], ended [ ], washed [ ], insisted [ ], liked [
]
hoped [ ], begged [ ], waited [ ], laughed [ ], played [ ], pushed [ ], insisted [
]
II. There are forty verbs in this picture ; colour in brown if it is pronounced [id] ; colour in
yellow if it is pronounced [d ] ; colour in blue if it is pronounced [t] ; colour in black the four
irregular verbs.
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