This document provides rules for pronouncing the past simple form of regular verbs in English. It explains that the pronunciation of the "-ed" ending is determined by whether the final sound of the infinitive form is voiceless, voiced, or "-t" or "-d". Specifically, it states that: - If the infinitive ends in a voiceless sound like "t", "s", or "p", the "-ed" ending is pronounced as "/t/". - If the infinitive ends in a voiced sound like a vowel, "b", "g", or "l", the "-ed" ending is pronounced as "/d/". - If the infinitive ends in "-t"