Changing VERB to PAST TENSE: -ED in playED (makes the "d" sound)

When changing a verb to the past tense you normally add the suffix -ed to the end of the root word to make it past tense. However, the suffix -ed actually makes 3 sounds. Which sound does the -ed at the end of the verb make? In this video playlist you will learn the 3 sounds, see examples of how they are used and how to pronounce them correctly.
In this video you will learn the last of the 3 -ED special sounds.This -ed sound is the -ed in played. This special sound only makes the "d" sound. The "e" is silent.
Ex.
pray----------prayed (👂🏻 sounds like pray"d" )
stay----------stayed (👂🏻 sounds like stay"d" )
-ED SPECIAL SOUNDS PLAYLIST: 👇🏻
• -ED Special Sounds
VERBS PLAYLIST: 👇🏻
• VERBS
1 Chronicles 16:31
Let the heavens be glad, and let the earth rejoice: and let men say among the nations, The LORD reigneth.