English Lesson: How to Pronounce 'ED' PLUS Example Sentences || Pronunciation 🗣️💬 || ESL LEARNING 📚

English Lesson: How to Pronounce 'ED' PLUS Examples || Pronunciation 🗣️ || ESL LEARNING 📚

Do you often wonder how to pronounce the 'ed' at the end of verbs? Are you unsure if it should be 'walked' or 'walk-ed'? What about 'cleaned' or 'clean-ed'? In this engaging English lesson, we dive into the intricacies of pronouncing the 'ed' ending in verbs.

Did you know that there are three different ways to pronounce 'ed' at the end of verbs? It all depends on the last sound of the verb before 'ed' is added. We'll explore the three possible pronunciations: /ɪd/, /d/, and /t/. But don't worry, there's a trick to understanding which pronunciation to use, and we'll guide you through it step by step.

Join us as we unravel the mystery of how the 'ed' at the end of a verb is pronounced. Remember, it's not about the last letter of the verb, but rather the last sound. We'll provide you with numerous examples to illustrate each pronunciation.

For verbs that end in a /d/ or /t/ sound, the 'ed' ending is pronounced /ɪd/. Discover words like 'need,' 'decide,' 'crowd,' and 'end,' where the 'ed' sounds like /ɪd/.

On the other hand, when the last sound of a verb is voiced, the 'ed' is pronounced as /d/. Explore verbs like 'comb,' 'clean,' 'layer,' 'hug,' 'amuse,' and 'call,' where the 'ed' is pronounced as /d/.

And when the last sound of a verb is voiceless, the 'ed' is pronounced as /t/. Dive into verbs like 'stop,' 'punch,' 'laugh,' 'wash,' 'miss,' 'ask,' and 'walk,' where the 'ed' is pronounced as /t/.

Understanding the pronunciation of the 'ed' ending will greatly enhance your English fluency and communication skills. So, join us in this enlightening lesson and take your pronunciation to the next level!

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I'll catch you again in our next video. Until then, keep practising, and remember: language learning is a journey, not a destination. 👋

Thanks for joining me today, and I'll see you next time.
📚 Teacher Jason @MainStreetEnglish

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Your explanations are so clear and concise. It's refreshing to learn from a teacher like you. Could you please provide more examples of verbs that end with a /d/ or /t/ sound?

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Hi Teacher Jason. Can you provide more examples of irregular verbs that don't follow the regular 'ed' pronunciation patterns?

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