Do you pronounce the ‘-ed’ ending of the simple past in regular verbs as you should?
It is very important to remember that regular verbs ending with a /d/ or /t/ sound in the infinitive have their simple past in ‘-ed’ pronounced as /id/. The rest have their ‘-ed’ pronounced as /t/ or /d/ depending on whether they are voiced or unvoiced sounds.
Today I´d like you to have a look at these two videos about past simple regular verb endings. The first one is a bit long, but it's worth the
It is very important to remember that regular verbs ending with a /d/ or /t/ sound in the infinitive have their simple past in ‘-ed’ pronounced as /id/. The rest have their ‘-ed’ pronounced as /t/ or /d/ depending on whether they are voiced or unvoiced sounds.
Today I´d like you to have a look at these two videos about past simple regular verb endings. The first one is a bit long, but it's worth the
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