Pronouncing "ed" Endings Exercise 5

1. The service was wonderful. So, Lupita tipped the waiter.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
2. The car broke down. So, they abandoned it and continued on foot.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
3. Roofio battled captain hook on the pirate ship.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
4. I wanted a drink of water last night.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
5. Matt cannot see the movie. It is rated R.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
6. Veeru and I liked the play. I think we are going to see it again.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
7. Ronaldo injured his knee and had to leave the game.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
8. Last Easter, the children hunted for eggs.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
9. The storm created strong currents in the water.
   1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
   2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
   3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.
10. First I put on my socks. Then I tied my shoes.
    1.   ?    "ed" sounds like d.
    2.   ?    "ed" sounds like t.
    3.   ?    "ed" sounds like id.