Look at the past participles. Which sounds do the letters in bold have? Write the words from the list in the correct column in the chart.

Matching Past Participles to Sounds:

The provided image contains a table for matching past participles to sounds. However, the table structure and the 'bold' letters are not clearly defined or separable for a direct transcription into a JSON object with specific columns for sounds like /t/, /d/, /id/. The prompt asks to write words from a list into a chart based on sounds, but the chart and the list are presented in a way that makes programmatic extraction of this specific matching task difficult without further clarification or segmentation.

The image shows two columns of words related to past participles:

• List 1 (implied by context): finished, looked, released, watched, filmed, played, owned, added, directed, repeated, built, given, hit, cost, got, brought, taught, drawn, felt, left, meant, done, run, drunk, said, shot, taken, told, used, waited, watched, won, worn, written
• List 2 (implied by context): tie, dog, /id/, /hd/, fish, clock, horse, egg, up, train, phone

Without a visual representation of the target chart or explicit instructions on which sound corresponds to which group of participles (e.g., /t/ for 'watched', /d/ for 'played', /id/ for 'added'), it is impossible to complete the matching task accurately. The image itself is a worksheet, and the task requires interaction with the worksheet's structure which cannot be fully replicated in a static JSON output without more specific data points.