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Luyện nghe Mastering the American Accent - (Unit 54 : Linking ed Ending and a Vowel)



The Job Interview

Listen to the -ed endings of the past tense verbs and try to determine which of the three possible sounds you hear: /d/, /t/, or /Id/. In the first part of the job interview, each of the -ed verbs is followed by a word that starts with a vowel. Make sure you are linking these two words.


Interviewer: Tell me about some of your experiences as a university student.
Job Seeker: studied _ accounting and finance.
graduated _ at the top of my class.
maintained _ a 4.0 GPA.
played _ on my college basketball team and participated _ in many extra-curricular activities.
volunteered _ at the homeless shelter.
partied _ every weekend.
dated _ a lot of pretty girls.
loved _ every minute of it.
Interviewer: Describe some of your personal qualities that would make you qualified for this position.
Job Seeker: I am detail-oriented/Id/, highly motivated/Id/ and organized/Id/. I am also focused and determined/Id/, and I work well in a fast-paced/Id/ environment. I have an advanced/Id/ knowledge of computers. I am also educated/Id/ and well traveled/Id/.

Title - Practice Dialogues for -ed Verbs

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