This document provides examples of sentences with words ending in final -s or -ed sounds. The sentences are meant to be listened to and repeated by the reader in order to practice pronouncing words ending in these sounds. There are 8 sentences provided with words like "dogs", "bits", "judges", "slices", "bags", "delays", "fans", and "weeks" to highlight the final -s sound, and words like "got" and "until" to highlight the final -ed sound. Listeners are encouraged to repeat each sentence to work on pronouncing these common word endings.

1. PRONUNCIATION
FINAL –S AND FINAL -ED

6. Listen and Repeat
• “The dogs are eating at twelve.”
• “There are bits of cake on the floor.”
• “Judges always wear black in court.”
• “The slices of pizza got cold.”
• “Please put the three bags in the hallway.”
• “The delays at the airport weren’t so bad.”
• “We are big fans of that type of music.”
• “How many weeks until your trip?”

7. Listen and Repeat
• “The dogs are eating at twelve.”
• “There are bits of cake on the floor.”
• “Judges always wear black in court.”
• “The slices of pizza got cold.”
• “Please put the three bags in the hallway.”
• “The delays at the airport weren’t so bad.”
• “We are big fans of that type of music.”
• “How many weeks until your trip?”