How to Pronounce the -ed Ending in English (A Comprehensive Pronunciation Guide) | /id/, /d/, /t/

Learn the rules (and exceptions!) for the pronunciation of -ed endings for verbs and adjectives in English! Do you pronounce them /id/, /d/ or /t/? We'll look at both British and American English.
I'll also show you a trick in case you find it hard to pronounce -ed endings correctly.

Some more exceptions to the rules (adjectives):
beloved, crooked, dogged, learned, ragged, rugged, wretched

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[JulioCesar-swqf]

Very helpful lesson teacher! It´s the Achilles` ankle for many foreign students of english. In my mother language (portuguese), the sound of past tense is not so subtle as the regular verbs in english.Thank you so much!

[ramone]

Thank you for this lesson and for the detailed explanations.
I always learn new things and new vocabulary watching your videos.

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I missed your new videos, till I saw the notification for this useful new tutorial.
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[yoputito]

Wow...what a useful video! I've noticed over the years that most native speakers pronounce these endings in a completely natural way but English learners find it difficult sometimes. I guess that our native language plays an important role on these difficulties, with the word "breathed" for example, not an easy word to be pronounced correctly for some Spanish speakers... or maybe it's just me!

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[خطوات-رض]

This video is way more helpful than all the other videos I've watched so far that address this point...
Thanks

[dorist.mp]

Helpful.. Your facial expressions made the lesson more 'can:did' 😍.. thanks

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[OwllightA]

This kind of lesson you need to watch over and over to absorb all information and you can use them comfortably

[bebrownbear]

I have been saw many clips about ED sound but you are the first one who refer about id and ed sound.

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Your video help me understand what I am confused.❤

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