Question

3 PRONUNCIATION regular and irregular verbs a) Circle the verb which has a different'eď sound1 .talked kissed needed2. travelled wanted played3. loved hated decided4. waited listened stayed​

Answer 1

1. needed

2. wanted

3. loved

4. waited

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you identify regular and irregular verbs based on their pronunciation.

1. talked (regular) - kissed (regular) - needed (regular) In this group, all three verbs have a regular pronunciation with the 'ed' sound pronounced as /t/.

2. travelled (irregular) - wanted (regular) - played (regular) In this group, 'travelled' is an irregular verb with the 'ed' sound pronounced as /ɪd/, while 'wanted' and 'played' are regular verbs with the 'ed' sound pronounced as /t/.

3. loved (regular) - hated (regular) - decided (regular) In this group, all three verbs have a regular pronunciation with the 'ed' sound pronounced as /d/.

4. waited (regular) - listened (regular) - stayed (regular) In this group, all three verbs have a regular pronunciation with the 'ed' sound pronounced as /d/.

So, to summarize:

• Group 1 contains regular verbs with the 'ed' sound pronounced as /t/.
• Group 2 contains one irregular verb ('travelled') and two regular verbs.
• Group 3 contains regular verbs with the 'ed' sound pronounced as /d/.
• Group 4 contains regular verbs with the 'ed' sound pronounced as /d/.