We can't go swimming because the pool is COVERED.
"ed" sounds like /d/.
What's the question? I asked her that question because I didn't know the answer.
Why did you ask her that question?
Yesterday, they HIKED to the top of the mountain.
"ed" sounds like t.
What's the question? No, I didn't see anyone yesterday.
Did you see anyone yesterday?
What's the question? My brother was at home last night.
Where was your brother last night?
Jennifer PLANTED a tree in the garden.
"ed" sounds like id.
Are these your/yours books here? - Yes, they're my/mine.
your, mine
Olivia BRUSHED her teeth before she went to bed.
"ed" sounds like t.
James RENTED the apartment for six months.
"ed" sounds like id.
The magician SHOWED me a trick.
"ed" sounds like d.
Mr. and Mrs. Ricci MOVED to Thailand.
"ed" sounds like d.
My sister doesn't have a tablet. He / She prefers his / her laptop.
She, her
The bus STOPPED just in time.
"ed" sounds like t.
Most people are happy with theirs / their names, but Kim doesn't like her / hers.
their, hers
It's / They're a really good restaurant but I can never remember his / its name.
It's, its
You should send he / him some photos. I can give you his / him email address.
him, his
