- ed makes 3 sounds in words (d), (t), (id)
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complained |
The farmer complained about the bad weather.
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frightened |
Sally exclaimed that she was frightened of the dark.
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used |
'Aye' is an old way of saying 'yes', still used in Scotland.
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stopped |
The sailors stopped to work on the pontoon.
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wrapped |
The baby was wrapped in a towel.
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travelled
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The cars travelled over the suspension bridge.
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uninterested |
She was completely uninterested in her Friday afternoon maths lesson.
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connected |
People like to stay connected to their friends and family.
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disconnected |
He disconnected the electricity, so all the lights went out.
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planted |
Mrs Smith planted the cabbages in a neat row.
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skimmed |
Skimmed milk has less calories than semi-skimmed milk.
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fixed |
His look was fixed on her eyes.
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ripped |
I ripped my clothes.
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arrested |
The arrested man asked for a lawyer.
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acted |
The security guard noticed the group because they acted suspiciously.
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