The 'ED' ending

Rule #2 -- The / D / sound

Note 1 - After voiced sounds such as b, g, l, m, n, r, v, z, and ng --- the final -ed is pronounced like 'D' as in the word good.
Note 2 - After all vowel sounds --- the final -ed is pronounced like 'D' as in the word good.

Ending Consonant Sound	Verb	Past Form	Pronounciation NO added syllable	Spanish Definition
b	to grab	grabbed	grab/D	WordRef
g	to beg	begged	beg/D	WordRef
g	to hug	hugged	hug/D	WordRef
l	to peel	peeled	peel/D	WordRef
m	to dream	dreamed	dream/D	WordRef
m	to resume	resumed	resume/D	WordRef
n	to clean	cleaned	clean/D	WordRef
n	to sign	signed	sign/D	WordRef
v	to save	saved	save/D	WordRef
'ng'	to bang	banged	bang/D	WordRef
'azh'	to massage	massaged	massage/D	WordRef
'age'	to rage	raged	rage/D	WordRef
'zz'	to ooze	oozed	ooze/D	WordRef
'zz'	to please	pleased	please/D	WordRef
Ending Vowel Sound	Verb	Past Form	Pronounciation NO added syllable	Spanish Definition
'ow'	to allowed	allowed	allow/D	WordRef
'ee'	to free	freed	free/D	WordRef
'ee'	to ski	skied	ski/D	WordRef
'i'	to live	lived	live/D	WordRef
'I'	to lie	lied	lie/D	WordRef
'I'	to try	tried	try/D	WordRef
'A'	to lay	laid	lay/D	WordRef
'A'	to play	played	play/D	WordRef
'A'	to stay	stayed	stay/D	WordRef

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