REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION 23 06 2013

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REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION 23 06 2013

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regular verbs played walked decided when thinking about the pronunciation of the past tense of regular verbs think about Edward Scissor Hands Ed is short for Edward unfortunately Ed does not exist in the pronunciation of any of the past tense of regular verbs sorry Ed instead the Ed ending in regular verbs is pronounced in one of three ways the or ID the pronunciation is used for regular verbs that end with voiced sound voice sounds are sounds that are made in the throat and make your throat vibrate if you put your hand on your throat and make these sounds you will feel your throat vibrate the so describe becomes described agree simply becomes agreed belong becomes belonged identify becomes identified change becomes change ched travel becomes traveled welcome becomes welcomed design becomes designed answer becomes answered breathe becomes breathed continue becomes continued improve becomes improved follow becomes followed amuse becomes amused play becomes played so in summary if you have regular verb that ends with voiced sound in terms of pronunciation simply don't pronounce the if regular verb ends with an unvoiced sound sound that is made at the front of your mouth the pronunciation of that verb in the past tense will end with these sounds are generally percussive sounds the kinds of sounds that you would hear in drum beat help becomes helped work becomes worked relax becomes relaxed wash becomes washed watch becomes watched fro becomes fro and laugh becomes laugh the ID ending for the past tense of regular verbs is only used when verb ends with or recommend becomes recommended persuade persuaded provide provided decide decided need needed and with start becomes started act acted create created participate participated so to summarize if the final sound of regular verb ends with or the pronunciation is ID if you would like to practice and learn more about the past simple and past participle forms of regular verbs then email me to receive free copy of my regular verbs table which also comes with free set of CDs so you can hear and repeat the correct pronunciation