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The past simple -ed ending
The regular past simple -ed ending can be
pronounced in three different ways, ltl , ldl and lldl.
Match the endings to the correct type of verb.
I When the verb ends with a voiced consonant
e.g. rob - robbed, use - used.
2 When the verb ends with a voiceless consonant
e.g. walk - walked, laugh - laughed.
3 When the verb ends with ltl or ldl
e.g. wonr - wanred. need - needed.
Con-rplete the table with these verbs.

attacked blamed promised waited
Iiked decided helped pushed
.l counted started watched lived
avoided talked seemed turned

/dt Itl ltdl

c m -1.3 Listen, check and repeat

2 Word stress with two syllables
In words with more than one syllable we usually
stress only one of the syllables.
Exeuplns
a. .a
problem expect
Say these words. Which syllable has the stress?
Mark the syllable with the stress.
study question attack picture
money machine headache spelting
woman tennis number extra
pronounce agarn people address
children sorry colour divorced
model forget repeat husband

b fffi] :.a Listen, check and repeat.
c Which syllable usualll, has the stress?

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