A Busy Saturday (-ed & Plural -s Pronunciation Practice)

A Busy Saturday (-ed & Plural -s Pronunciation Practice)

Last Saturday, Anna visited (/ɪd) her parents (/s) and helped (/t) them with chores (/z). She washed (/t) the dishes (/ɪz), cleaned (/d) the rooms (/z), and fixed (/t) a broken chair. Her parents (/s) liked (/t) the help and thanked (/t) her many times (/z).

After lunch, Anna walked (/t) to the park. She noticed (/t) children who played (/d) games (/z) and dogs (/z) that chased (/t) balls (/z). Some people talked (/t), others (/z) laughed (/t), and a group of friends (/z) shared (/d) snacks (/s). Birds (/z) landed (/ɪd) on the trees (/z), and cars (/z) passed (/t) by slowly.

In the evening, Anna returned (/d) home and watched (/t) a movie. She finished (/t) her homework, checked (/t) her messages (/ɪz), and texted (/ɪd) her friends (/z). Before bed, she brushed (/t) her teeth (/θ) and closed (/d) the windows (/z). The day ended (/ɪd) quietly, and Anna felt (/t) relaxed (/t) and happy.