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Pronunciation  of  Regular Verbs
1. When the regular verb ends in a  voiceless consonant sound   [   p,  k,  ʃ ,  tʃ,  s,  x,  f,  θ  ]   (stop,  ask,  wash,  watch,  kiss,  fix,  laugh,  worth)   the -ed ending is pronounced / t / Look-ed  /lʊk//t/
2. When the regular verb ends in a vowel sound or voiced consonant sound   [ b  ,  g,  l, m,  n, ŋ, r, v, w, z ]   (describe, call, welcome, explain, belong, explore, believe, interview, use)   the -ed ending is pronounced / d / travel-led  / 'trævəl//d/
3. When the regular verb ends in the  consonant sounds /t/ and /d/    the -ed ending is pronounced / id /  Paint-ed  /peɪnt//id/

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Pronunciation Regular Verbs

  • 1. Pronunciation of Regular Verbs
  • 2. 1. When the regular verb ends in a voiceless consonant sound [ p, k, ʃ , tʃ, s, x, f, θ ] (stop, ask, wash, watch, kiss, fix, laugh, worth) the -ed ending is pronounced / t / Look-ed /lʊk//t/
  • 3. 2. When the regular verb ends in a vowel sound or voiced consonant sound [ b , g, l, m, n, ŋ, r, v, w, z ] (describe, call, welcome, explain, belong, explore, believe, interview, use) the -ed ending is pronounced / d / travel-led / 'trævəl//d/
  • 4. 3. When the regular verb ends in the consonant sounds /t/ and /d/ the -ed ending is pronounced / id / Paint-ed /peɪnt//id/