Pronouncing "ed" Endings Exercise 4

1. It was cold outside, so Andy zipped up his jacket.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
2. Jose scraped his arm on the pavement. It began to bleed.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
3. Angelica did not understand the question. She needed help.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
4. I called my mom last night.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
5. The race started at ten o'clock this morning.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
6. Chathinya moved back to India.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
7. Omar mopped the floor until it was clean.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
8. Juana cooked dinner for her family last night.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
9. Tessa saved enough money to buy the new car.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
10. Jason did not take the bus. He walked home.
    1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
    2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
    3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.