Educational worksheet for learning the past tense of regular verbs in English, focusing on spelling and pronunciation rules.

Here is the completed exercise based on the rules for forming and pronouncing the past tense of regular verbs (adding -ed).

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✔ Rules Recap (from your image):

#### 1. Spelling Rules:
- General: verb + ed → *look → looked*
- Verbs ending in 'e': just add d → *live → lived*
- If verb ends in a stressed syllable with 1 vowel + 1 consonant → double the consonant + ed → *travel → travelled*, *stop → stopped*
- Verbs ending in 'y':
- If preceded by a vowel → verb + ed → *play → played*
- If preceded by a consonant → change y → i + ed → *study → studied*

#### 2. Pronunciation Rules:
- /t/ after voiceless consonants (PeTaKa, CHoZaS, FiSH) → *worked, talked*
- /d/ after voiced consonants and vowels → *lived, listened*
- /ɪd/ after verbs ending in ‘t’ or ‘d’ → *wanted, decided*

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## 📝 Completed Exercise:

> 3. Write the past form of these verbs, and their pronunciation (on the short line).

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Left Column:

| Verb | Past Form | Pronunciation |
|-----------|--------------|---------------|
| LIVE | lived | /d/ |
| INVITE | invited | /ɪd/ |
| LOOK | looked | /t/ |
| TRAVEL | travelled | /d/ |
| LIKE | liked | /t/ |
| ASK | asked | /t/ |
| STOP | stopped | /t/ |
| REPEAT | repeated | /ɪd/ |
| HATE | hated | /ɪd/ |
| DECIDE | decided | /ɪd/ |
| WAIT | waited | /ɪd/ |
| PLAY | played | /d/ |
| ACT | acted | /ɪd/ |
| ARRIVE | arrived | /d/ |
| CALL | called | /d/ |
| CLEAN | cleaned | /d/ |

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Right Column:

| Verb | Past Form | Pronunciation |
|-----------|--------------|---------------|
| TALK | talked | /t/ |
| RAIN | rained | /d/ |
| REMEMBER | remembered | /d/ |
| STAY | stayed | /d/ |
| WANT | wanted | /ɪd/ |
| DANCE | danced | /t/ |
| LISTEN | listened | /d/ |
| ANSWER | answered | /d/ |
| CONTINUE | continued | /d/ |
| PAINT | painted | /ɪd/ |
| ADD | added | /ɪd/ |
| WATCH | watched | /t/ |
| AGREE | agreed | /d/ |
| BELIEVE | believed | /d/ |
| CARRY | carried | /d/ |
| COMPLETE | completed | /ɪd/ |

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## 🔍 Explanation of Key Examples:

- invited, repeated, hated, decided, waited, acted, wanted, painted, added, completed → all end in -t or -d, so pronounced /ɪd/
- looked, liked, asked, stopped, talked, danced, watched → end in voiceless consonants → /t/
- lived, travelled, played, arrived, called, cleaned, rained, remembered, stayed, listened, answered, continued, agreed, believed, carried → end in voiced sounds or vowels → /d/

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✔ All answers follow the spelling and pronunciation rules provided in your worksheet.

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