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Generally, words ending in 't' or 'd' make the "-id" sound.
decide - decided
cheat - cheated
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in the previous meeting
(This is not a complete sentence, so capital and punctuation are not used.)
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My commute is 60 minutes.
I commute to work by bus.
(Consider saying "I go to work by bus".)
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What is he doing now?
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Giraffe
Snake
Tiger
Lion
Monkey
Flamingo
Koala
Cat
Dog
Elephant
Crocodile
Parrot
Zebra
Bear
Frog
Turtle
Bird
Mammals:
Mammals have skeletons.
Mammals have four legs.
Mammals are warm-blooded.
Mammals have lungs.
Mammals have hair.
Mammals have babies in the stomach.
Mammals drink their mothers' milk.
Birds:
Birds have skeletons.
Birds have two wings and two legs.
Birds have a beak.
Birds are warm-blooded.
Birds have lungs.
Birds have feathers.
Birds lay eggs.
Most birds can fly.
Fish:
Fish have skeletons.
Fish have fins.
Fish are cold-blooded.
Fish have gills.
Fish have scales.
Fish lay eggs.
Fish live in the water.
Reptiles:
Reptiles have skeletons.
Reptiles are cold-blooded.
Reptiles have either four legs or no legs.
Some reptiles have a shell.
Reptiles have lungs.
Reptiles have scales.
Reptiles lay eggs.
Amphibians:
Amphibians have skeletons.
Amphibians have four legs.
Amphibians are cold-blooded.
Amphibians have lungs.
Amphibians have smooth skin.
Amphibians lay eggs in the water.
Amphibians have gills when they are babies.
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