Word Final -ed = /t, d, Id/

Practice

Tantalus was a very wealthy Greek king.
He was a favorite nephew of the gods and was frequently  to their feasts.
He was soon  by their attention.
He began to lie and steal to get whatever he
He gave away the secrets of the gods to mortals (non-gods),
and even  his own son.

The gods to punish Tantalus.

Tantalus was in the middle of a lake.
Whenever he was thirsty, he would bend his chin down to the water,
but the water away from him. So Tantalus thirsty.

Over his head hung branches of delicious fruit.
When he was hungry, he up to get the fruit,
but the branches away from him. So, Tantalus hungry.

From the story of Tantalus, we get the word "to tantalize,"
meaning to torment or tease by keeping something within sight but out of reach.