ed

She graduated from college last year.

He worked hard and earned a promotion.

They decided to get married next month.

The singer performed at the concert last night.

I finished reading the book in two days.

She painted the walls of her room pink.

He fixed the broken chair with glue.

The children played in the park all day.

I cleaned the kitchen after dinner.

They watched a movie together on Friday night.

I could sneak in between football camp and driver's ed?

" Were they not satis? ed where they were? " asked the little prince.

Ed...-And I'm not usually one for hiring in the room.

The survey was done by Gallup and the website Inside Higher Ed.

The 'ed' at the end of this word is pronounced as soft 't'.

The Department of Ed disputes some of the audit's findings, of course.

I still haven't clean- ed all the offices because my co-workers haven't gone home yet!

Fregley is in my Phys Ed class at school, and he has this whole made-up language.

'I walked' - that 'walked' the 'et' bit on the end. - Yeah, the 'ed' ending.

The prospect of “Red Ed” has already scared some Tory footsoldiers and scribblers back into line.