How to Pronounce 'ed' Endings in English (+ FREE PDF 📎)

Learn how to pronounce ed endings in English, like in 'wanted', 'liked' and more! You will also learn exceptions to the ed ending pronunciation rules so you can avoid making some common pronunciation mistakes with ed endings.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:50 - FREE PDF
1:08 - Rule 1: 'ted' and 'ded' endings
2:31 - Rule 2: /t/ endings
5:51 - Rule 3: /d/ endings
6:50 - Exceptions to the ed pronunciation rules
9:40 - Test yourself!
11:12 - FREE PDF!
11:42 - Thanks for watching

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