Pronouncing "ed" Endings Exercise 2

1. Mr. and Mrs. Ricci moved to Thailand.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
2. Nikos answered the question.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
3. The bus stopped just in time.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
4. I stayed at my friend's house last night.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
5. The explorers discovered the ancient ruins last summer.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
6. When he pushed the gas pedal, the car accelerated.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
7. The soup was too sweet, so Jessica added some salt.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
8. My friend is addicted to drugs. It is very sad.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
9. Ahmed helped me move into my new apartment.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
10. The lawyer advised me not to speak to anyone about the case.
    1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
    2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
    3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.