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    This document provides examples of regular verbs in the past tense ending in "ed" and instructs the reader to pronounce these verbs. It separates the verbs into three groups - the first focusing on verbs ending in a voiced consonant where the "ed" is pronounced as /t/, the second where the "ed" is pronounced as /id/, and the third where the "ed" remains pronounced as /t/ even when the verb ends in a voiced consonant.

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    This document provides examples of regular verbs in the past tense ending in "ed" and instructs the reader to pronounce these verbs. It separates the verbs into three groups - the first focusing on verbs ending in a voiced consonant where the "ed" is pronounced as /t/, the second where the "ed" is pronounced as /id/, and the third where the "ed" remains pronounced as /t/ even when the verb ends in a voiced consonant.

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    Presente Progresivo Apuntes

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    This document provides examples of regular verbs in the past tense ending in "ed" and instructs the reader to pronounce these verbs. It separates the verbs into three groups - the first focusing on verbs ending in a voiced consonant where the "ed" is pronounced as /t/, the second where the "ed" is pronounced as /id/, and the third where the "ed" remains pronounced as /t/ even when the verb ends in a voiced consonant.

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    PRONUNCIATION “ed”

    REGULAR VERBS
    How do you say these words?

    play ed pushed danced


    crossed wash ed close d
    water ed brushed move d
    climbed watch ed live d
    Now, try these words...

    painted mend ed
    dust ed add ed
    visit ed ended
    wait ed decided
    count ed divided
    Pay attention to these...

    tick ed help ed
    pick ed jump ed
    talk ed grouped
    walk ed hoped
    looked wipe d

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