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VocabularyHow to Pronounce -ed verb endings: American English Pronunciation
Today I’m going to talk about how to pronounce the past tense of regular verbs.Regular verbs take the -ed ending in the past.There are three different ways to pronounced the -ed.
- Unit 3: "-ed" Verb Endings
- Unit 2: Plural Noun Ending - s/es
- Unit 1: English Contractions
- Unit 5: Connected Speech
- Unit 4: Elision
- Unit 7: Linking Words
- Unit 8: Phrasal Verbs
- Unit 6: Word Stress
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