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.
This video contains a brief review of the 3 sounds the suffix -ED makes.
Ex. 1 -ed in wanted
wait---------waited (👂🏻sounds like a short "e" & "d" sound)
Ex. 2 -ed in l👀ked
cook---------cooked (👂🏻 sounds like cook"t" )
Ex. 3 -ed in played
crave---------craved (👂🏻 sounds like crave"d" )
-ED SPECIAL SOUNDS PLAYLIST: 👇🏻
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