Pronunciation: Past Tense Regular Verbs -ed

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(che q virga tipo un año después m doy cuenta, "liKe sI vOs A tAmBiEn"

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I'm agree with you, the pronunciation is so hard.

[@Silfiderium]

La pronunciación tiene menos sentido que la gramática.

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Es fácil, ve a intentar aprender ruso, japonés o chino y te darás cuenta

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Awsome explanation. Thx!

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[@LearnEnglishwithNetflix]

We don't actually pronounce the t sound at the end of past tense verbs with ed with a puff of air, we do it by placing our tongue in the same mouth position without blowing a puff of air, we use our tongue to gently stop the air here. Try it out and see! Listen to a native speaker on a tv show say asked and you will hear exactly what I mean.

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Agree ! But here she’s trying to make it so clear

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Teach it in your channel, mate.

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Awsome explication! thank u!

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Thank you so much teacher

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tks a bunch for the tips.

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The saddest part of this comment section is that my teacher cant make this lesson lovely as y'all make it look like, for me this is hell of 5 minutes to copy and paste with my pencil on a book

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Questo video è stato condiviso dalla nostra prof di inglese e l' unica cosa che ho capito è che ti chiami Sammy 👍🤫🤫👍😁

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[@mariebellucci6572]

I have my students feeling their throats to check if they can sense the vibration or not, so they know if the -ed is to be pronounced /d/ or /t/ hahahaha!

[@arcticfan08]

Omg same haha

[@josemigueltorreslozano3157]

Haha, that's the same thing I do. It seems to work out well.
I also have mine feeling the front of their mouth to feel the 'air'/voiceless sounds to determine the /t/ sound.

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great job!

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I loved this explanation. Thanks for this

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It's super long the video. The homan is Very boring but the video IS educativo

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Homan

[@aleksazlatkovic4663]

This is an amazing video.
I am eternally grateful for this. The best one so far.
By the way, I have one question.
Although we should pronounce the "ED" ending as "ID" when the last sound is "t" or "d" I keep hearing the ending being pronounced as "ED" instead of "ID".
Are my ears deceiving me?
Thank you in advance!
Have a lovely day

[@vaxerpl]

I reckon that's how you pronounce the verbs in Standard English. For instance, there are a couple of regions in England that disobey the rules due to the accent e.g. Midlands and their tendency to overuse /:id/ (long i vowel e.g sheep and beach). Instead of crowded and short i sound they would pronounce it crowdeed, invited would be inviteeed and so on.

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Great explanation and good examples Sammy!

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Very clear, well paced, excellent video to teach /ed/ past tense pronunciation. Bravo! And thank you.

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Excellent. i could use this video to prepare class for my students. thanks

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Por eso odio la pronunciación del pasado aún siendo maestra de inglés :(

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[@พูดภาษาอังกฤษจากเกลียดเป็นเก่ง]

@4:32 I have a question. "used" from sentense (I used an umbrella). Should it be /t/ instead of /d/ ?

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พูดภาษาอังกฤษ จากเกลียดเป็นเก่ง use /iuz/ final sound is voiced so you say /iuzd/.

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It is helpful.

[@mariajanecerujano7085]

when we can use verb +ed? or as needed?

[@ivystar9921]

The word "learn" ends in vowel and follow the' Id ' sound

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Yep, but is irregular 😅

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