Prononcer la terminaison -ed : corrigé des exercices d’anglais 5e

1. played : /d/ (voyelle)
2. watched : /t/ (/tʃ/ sourd)
3. wanted : /ɪd/ (finit par /t/)
4. cooked : /t/ (/k/ sourd)
5. needed : /ɪd/ (finit par /d/)
6. opened : /d/ (/n/ sonore)
7. helped : /t/ (/p/ sourd)
8. visited : /ɪd/ (finit par /t/)

1. jump : /p/ sourd → jumped /t/
2. live : /v/ sonore → lived /d/
3. decide : /d/ → decided /ɪd/
4. wash : /ʃ/ sourd → washed /t/
5. rain : /n/ sonore → rained /d/
6. start : /t/ → started /ɪd/
7. laugh : /f/ sourd → laughed /t/
8. enjoy : voyelle (diphtongue) → enjoyed /d/

1. watched : 1 syllabe
2. wanted : 2 syllabes (want-ed)
3. played : 1 syllabe
4. visited : 3 syllabes (vis-it-ed)
5. finished : 2 syllabes (fin-ished), comme finish
6. decided : 3 syllabes (de-cid-ed)
7. cleaned : 1 syllabe
8. waited : 2 syllabes (wait-ed)

1. played (/d/ ; les autres en /t/)
2. called (/d/ ; les autres en /ɪd/)
3. asked (/t/ ; les autres en /d/)
4. danced (/t/ ; les autres en /ɪd/)
5. fixed (/t/ ; les autres en /d/)
6. hated (/ɪd/ ; les autres en /t/)

1. Faux : liked → /t/ (le e est muet, le dernier son est /k/).
2. Faux : danced → /t/ (le dernier son est /s/, sourd).
3. Faux : wanted → /ɪd/ (want finit par /t/).
4. Faux : played → /d/ (après une voyelle).
5. Faux : stopped → /t/ (/p/ sourd, pas de syllabe en plus).
6. Faux : needed → /ɪd/ (need finit par /d/).
7. Juste : cleaned → /d/.
8. Juste : fixed → /t/.

1. Yesterday I watched a documentary about whales. /t/
2. We visited the Tower of London last summer. /ɪd/
3. She played tennis on Saturday morning. /d/
4. They waited for the bus for ages. /ɪd/
5. My dad cooked a delicious curry. /t/
6. The film started at eight o’clock. /ɪd/
7. I called my grandma last night. /d/
8. He missed the train this morning. /t/

1. /ɪd/ : visited, waited, painted, wanted.
2. /t/ : helped, washed, laughed, talked.
3. /d/ : arrived, played, rained, loved.
4. Parce que gh se prononce /f/ dans laugh : le dernier son est sourd, donc /t/.
5. They went to a farm near Bristol.
6. They waited in the barn and they talked.

1. watched → e /wɒtʃt/
2. played → c /pleɪd/
3. wanted → f /ˈwɒntɪd/
4. kissed → b /kɪst/
5. lived → d /lɪvd/
6. needed → a /ˈniːdɪd/

1. I watched a film. /t/ (on accepte aussi a movie)
2. She visited London. /ɪd/
3. We played football. /d/
4. They waited for the bus. /ɪd/ (attention à for)
5. He helped his mother. /t/
6. You listened to the radio. /d/ (attention à to)

1. fixed : /t/, car x se prononce /ks/, son sourd.
2. danced : /t/, car le e est muet et le dernier son est /s/.
3. liked : /t/, car le dernier son est /k/.
4. used : /d/, car use (verbe) se termine par /z/, son sonore.
5. closed : /d/, car close (verbe) se termine par /z/.
6. laughed : /t/, car gh = /f/, son sourd.
7. landed : /ɪd/, car land se termine par /d/.
8. typed : /t/, car le dernier son est /p/.

1. We watched a match yesterday. /t/
2. I visited my aunt last week. /ɪd/
3. She opened the window. /d/
4. They waited for two hours. /ɪd/
5. I helped my sister last night. /t/

Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. /t/ : On Saturday, I walked to the swimming pool.
2. /t/ : My mum cooked pancakes for breakfast.
3. /d/ : I played video games with my brother.
4. /d/ : We stayed at home on Sunday afternoon.
5. /ɪd/ : We visited my grandparents.
6. /ɪd/ : I painted a picture of my cat.