ED ENDINGS (1/3) American English Accent Training: PERFECT PRONUNCIATION
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- ED pronunciation: watched [t], buzzed [d], wanted [ɪd] - Did you know the -ed ending is COMPLETELY DROPPED in some cases? Learn the pronunciation rules for the -ed endings: the past tense of regular verbs. But beyond the rules, learn the real pronunciation that Americans use for accent training that really works.
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What is the difference glottal t like mountain , fountain , curtain , written , forgotten , important , sentence And between stop t like lot , rat , pat , foot , is the position of the tongue the same ?
Hi Rachel, could you please make a video on how to pronounce and use the following words in a sentence? (going on/goin' on, advantage, mountain, fountain, sentence) Thank you!!!
App ka number kia ha
Thank you, this video has supported my opinion about the same issue :D
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There are many sounds in English that do not exist in my language. One of my favorite English sounds is the glottal T sound that can be found in words such as gluten
, Latin, important, cotton, button, eaten, mountain, monotonous, latency, and so on.
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Dropped t makes everything easier for pronounciation and tense that I have to bear in mind.
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Ok. I've had it. Are you doing like Google, Rachel? I mean, have you been listening to my conversations and creating videos for me? I can't believe it!!! An american, who works with me, kind of consulting, me and my students, just told me last week that I over pronounce the ED endings. Especially the /t/ sound. Damn it! I've been tormenting my students for such a long time to pronounce "workT" insted of "workED" that I have developed this over pronunciation of the /t/ sound. Please, enlight us, Guru Rachel. Love you. (With all due respect)
The interesting thing is when I speak, I apply these details automatically without knowing about them!! Thanks, Rachel, for another great video! 💖
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This video has really helped me a lot in understanding the correct pronunciations.. Thank U teacher Rachel.
The _ED endings are often asked about. Great job explaining them in depth.
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Kindly
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I've been waiting for this video, you finally made it. Thank you Rachel, you're such a great teacher!
When they don't need to be sounded why they are there
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Keep updating.
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Thank you very much. I can't wait for episode 2.
An amazing, thorough teaching !
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Best video ever on the dreadful -ed endings pronunciation. English is, in fact, an opaque language when it comes to pronunciation. Thank you for the great practical lesson.
Glad to know it helped!
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Thank you for sharing this Rachel.. my English is little bit improved because of you..
Rachel, you are more than awesome! Now I feel a lot more comfortable when my students question me about "not hearing" the final "t" in those ED endings.
Oh my gosh!!! My amazing teacher may God bless you more about teaching us like that coz we do have issues understanding other American words though you taught us Then we understood everything about it keep up the good work!!
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This is a really good advise... I can compliment it saying that this is something that is gonna appear spontanously when you speak, but knowing this gave us as students the confidence enough that we are doing thigs wright and we are not forgetting/missing somethig in our peonunciation... Thanks so much Rachel ! You're a brilliant teacher
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Thank you for the new video
This is the important video ,
For "t" sound.
It's such a perfect lesson! Congrats.
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Learning English is an endless task. By far learning this verb's ed sounds is the most complex thing to learn because it needs to become second nature... Thank you Rachel for all your efforts and for being such natural teacher. God bless you!
We're just happy to help! Thanks for your appreciation. :)
This was truly revealing, it makes speech way smoother.
I love you! I needed a video like this since I always had a hard time giving fluid endings with -ed. Thanks
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Thank you.That's very interesting.More videos like this one please.
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Glad to hear that Franciel!
I havent seen like you in online still now, really you are understand English is difficult b/c it is second language but you teach the word repeatedly so I understand the word what you say. thanks a lot.
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Honestly, this video has confirmed my suspicions from a long time ago. As a learner, it’s a relieve to know that if your not emphasizing the tense of the verb as it’s not the main topic of the sentence, it is possible to drop the “t” sound. It makes linking words, specifically 2 consonants, easier to do so. I’m very looking forward to the other 2 videos as this what cause me headaches all the time when I’m to self-conscious about my pronunciation.
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As an English speaker, struggling to learn Spanish, this is encouraging.
I guess.. Are your doubts in Spanish about pronunciation too?
Spanish is easier compare to the crazy English phonology
This video is really informative!
I was always confused -ed ending sound...
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I've been waiting for this video for a long time
I love the whole video please teach us more how linking
words in the past...Thank you a lot from Colombia
Me neither I've been struggling thru this for a while
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You're very much welcome Pangen!
What an insightful and real-life pronunciation tips! Love it.
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Super helpful! Had been wondering about the dropped and released t/d all these years. Crystal clear now. Thank you!
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Suggestion for video: pronunciation of "you'll", "we'll", "they'll".
Noted and thanks for watching!
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Thank you so much, you really help me a lot with this problem, I have been wondering why sometimes people didn't say the -ed sound, now I get it
Can't wait for your #2 and #3 rule videos!
This lesson was perfect!
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I've noticed that for most (undropped T)
they were either stressing the word or they were taking a breath to say the second sentence.
Keep up the good work my amazing teacher
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I'm glad to see this video. Years ago, I used to say the same thing and got teased for it, even sent to the ESL Inquisition, haha! It was tough for some teachers to accept it. Guess some folks just can't handle the truth from a humble non-native speaker. But now, with the pronunciation GOAT herself blessing it, the teasing can officially end 😇. Seriously though, for a sec I thought my ears were playing tricks or I was losing my mind. Rachel, you're an absolute legend. Keep rockin' that American English pronunciation teaching! 👍
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Thank you Rachael! This lesson is so helpful!
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I love this video. I found it very entertaining and educational. On the one hand she taught us about the rules that always have been mentioned. On the other hand, she's like "well now you know the rules, but, let's listen to some real American accent" haha I love it. Thanks.
You're welcome Alondra and thanks for watching! :)
Interesting! And helpful! Thank you!
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Thank you so much for making this video!
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Best videos of ed ending that I’ve found.
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Este video es el que estaba buscando por tanto tiempo :,) que felicidad!
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Thanks for watching Ronaldo!
Simply amazing...thx prof
You're very welcome Rafael!
best explanation I've ever seen.
Great as always!
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Thanks for the class!
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Great Lesson Thanks Ma'am 👌