ThePronunciationofRegularVerbsinthePastExercise
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allowed
flooded
mixed
visited
asked
guessed
pasted
wasted
cracked
included
relaxed
washed
cried
jailed
repeated
watched
damaged
killed
shaved
welcomed
decided
landed
slipped
yawned
encouraged
loved
stopped
ended
missed
tasted
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3 /id/
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2 Completetherulesforthepronunciationofregularverbsinthepast.
i. Whentheregularverbendsinavowelsoundorvoicedconsonantsound(B,G,L,M,N,V,YandZ),
theedendingispronounced/........./.
ii. Whentheregularverbendsinanunvoicedconsonantsound(K,F,P,SH,TCHorX),theedending
ispronounced/........./.
iii. Theedendingispronounced/id/whentheverbendsintheconsonantsounds/........./and/........./.
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Answers
/d/
/t/
/id/
1 allowed
1 asked
1 decided
2 cried
2 cracked
2 ended
damaged
3 guessed
3 flooded
encouraged
4 missed
4 included
jailed
5 mixed
5 landed
killed
6 relaxed
6 pasted
loved
7 slipped
7 repeated
shaved
8 stopped
8 lasted
welcomed
9 washed
9 visited
10
yawned
10 watched
10 wasted
2Completetherulesforpronunciationofregularverbsinthepast.
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