How do you pronounce ‘-ed’ Endings?

Advanced (C1-2), Beginner (A1-2), Intermediate (B1-2)

The ending ‘-ed’ is everywhere in English.

Think about adjectives (bored), past simple verbs (stayed) and then of course past participles as well (owned).

Did you know there are three different ways to pronounce them?

If not, then Damien has your back! He’ll take you through the different -ed endings, and help you practise them with an ASMR video.

Then you can download the worksheet below and listen to the song Galway Girl by Ed Sheeran and practise listening and saying your -ed endings.

Download your ‘-ed’ worksheet

The worksheet includes:

  • Galway Girl by Ed Sheeran and an answer key!

How to use the worksheet:

  1. Watch the Lexi video above. 
  2. Listen to Galway Girl
  3. Complete the gaps and check you answers at the end of the sheet!

If you have any questions, let us know in the comments below! And don’t forget if you want to sign up for our online classes, click here.

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