How to Pronounce -ed verb endings: American English Pronunciation

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And then you will realize that English speakers usually don't pronounce that ed sound, but they tend to link it to the following vowel, e.g., I saved it, sounds most like I savedit"😅

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farted = fardid

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The most clarifying video about this subject I ever seen so far

"Use" is pronounced /juːz/, the final sound is z (voiced consonant sound), then why "Used" is pronounced /juːst/ ?

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Though it's published more than 10 years ago, you shouldn't omit the /əd/ sound. Otherwise it sounds like British English Pronunciation.

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Hi, I believe there is a mistake in the voiced symbol ( /dʒ/). The sound you produce /ʒ/ as in pleasure not /dʒ/ as in judge. I hope you find it useful.

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Activity to do in class:
1 - Read all the 19 regular verbs on the list with your students, listen and repeat, and check their pronunciation.
2 - Check their understanding of each verb, and explain any new vocabulary.
3 - Give them time to write all the verbs in the simple past form.
4- Show them the first 3 parts of Rachel´s video, explaining the three different possible pronunciations of ED.
5 - Give them time to finish the list by themselves, choosing the ED ending for each one - T, D, ED.
6 - Watch the rest of Rachel´s video to check your answers.
7 - Check your students´ answers.
8 - Finally, ask them to choose three verbs from the list, write a sentence with each one, and read them in class with the correct pronunciation.
Verbs:
1. Pack
2. Save
3. Land
4. Bake
5. End
6. Lean
7. Believe
8. Wash
9. Flip
10. Turn
11. Carry
12. Miss
13. Punt
14. Bum
15. Laugh
16. Shy
17. Rest
18. Watch
19. Need

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What about the adjective ends in -Ed do we pronounce the same as verb too?

Teacher but the "ed" sound after T or D could also be "Təd or Dəd" right? With a schwa. Is it correct?.

And the verb manage?

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This was very clear. I practice the pronunciation with the sound of the consonants that appeared in the video. Thanks, professor.

I also find it useful to tell my students that it's only in the 3rd form (d/t) that we ad another syllable.
This way, they learn not to make a vowel sound before the final 'd' or 't' sound in the other 2 forms, which many speakers mistakenly do when reading words ending in 'ed'.
This exercise also applies to adjectives ending in 'ed'.

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Excellent explanation!!

This is kinda hard, the reason why is because I don't listen any difference between "tt" sound and "d" sound

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