1. Álbum de fotografías
por Anabel
Future probability
Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher
‘‘-id’-id’
‘‘-d’-d’ ‘‘-t’-t’

2. Look and repeat!
/id/
/d/
/t/

3. The “-id” sounding words
post/posted /ed/
Verbs which end in the sounds /t/ or /d/
have their past endings pronounced /id/:
/t/ posted /d/ added
The -ed ending is pronounced as an extra
syllable added to the base form of the verb.

4. TheThe ‘-id’‘-id’ soundsound
‘‘-id’-id’
onlyonly used for verbs endingused for verbs ending
with awith a ‘t’ or ‘d‘t’ or ‘d’ sound’ sound
decideciddeded
inviinvitteded
neeneeddeded
planplantteded
pospostteded
shoushoutteded
starstartteded
tastastteded
visivisitteded
waiwaitteded
wanwantteded

5. The “-d” sounding words
play/played /d/
Verbs which end in the following sounds have
their past endings pronounced /d/:
/b/ rubbed /g/ tugged /j/ managed
/l/ filled /m/ dimmed /n/ listened
vowel + /r/ stirred /v/ loved /z/
seized
The -ed ending is not pronounced as an extra
syllable.

6. TheThe ‘-d’‘-d’ soundsound
onlyonly used for verbs endingused for verbs ending
in ain a voicedvoiced soundsound
momovveded
stastayyeded
sasavveded
cleacleanneded
enjoenjoyyeded
lolovveded
cloclosseded
plaplayyeded
‘‘-d’-d’
YouYou cancan feel a vibrationfeel a vibration
when you put your fingerswhen you put your fingers
on your neck.on your neck.

7. The “-t” sounding words
work/worked /t/
Verbs which end in the following sounds
have their past endings pronounced /t/:
/k/ packed; /s/ passed; /ch/ watched;
/sh/ washed; /f/ laughed; /p/ tipped
The -ed ending is not pronounced as an extra
syllable.

8. TheThe ‘-t’‘-t’ soundsound
onlyonly used for verbs endingused for verbs ending
in anin an unvoicedunvoiced soundsound
lalaughugheded
walwalkkeded
kiskissseded
finifinishsheded
helhelppeded
dandancecedd
fifixxeded
worworkkeded
wawashsheded
dropdropppeded
‘‘-t’-t’
YouYou can’tcan’t feel a vibrationfeel a vibration
when you put your fingerswhen you put your fingers
on your neck.on your neck.