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    This document provides rules for pronouncing the past tense forms of regular verbs in English. It lists common regular verbs and their past tense forms ending in -ed, -d, and -t. The rules are: - For verbs ending in a single consonant preceded by a single vowel, add -ed to the base verb. - For verbs ending in a consonant cluster or silent e, just add -d or -t to the base verb. - A few exceptions are listed that follow an irregular past tense formation rather than the regular rules. The list of verbs is intended to demonstrate how the rules apply for pronouncing regular past tense verb forms in English.

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    This document provides rules for pronouncing the past tense forms of regular verbs in English. It lists common regular verbs and their past tense forms ending in -ed, -d, and -t. The rules are: - For verbs ending in a single consonant preceded by a single vowel, add -ed to the base verb. - For verbs ending in a consonant cluster or silent e, just add -d or -t to the base verb. - A few exceptions are listed that follow an irregular past tense formation rather than the regular rules. The list of verbs is intended to demonstrate how the rules apply for pronouncing regular past tense verb forms in English.

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    Pronunciation of Regular Verbs in Past

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    This document provides rules for pronouncing the past tense forms of regular verbs in English. It lists common regular verbs and their past tense forms ending in -ed, -d, and -t. The rules are: - For verbs ending in a single consonant preceded by a single vowel, add -ed to the base verb. - For verbs ending in a consonant cluster or silent e, just add -d or -t to the base verb. - A few exceptions are listed that follow an irregular past tense formation rather than the regular rules. The list of verbs is intended to demonstrate how the rules apply for pronouncing regular past tense verb forms in English.

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    PPRONUNCIATION OF REGULAR VERBS


    PAST
    TENSE (d) (t) (id
    FORM
    )
    Asked
    Mailed
    Translated
    Shipped
    Learned
    Closed
    Boiled
    Brushed
    Followed
    Rested
    Dined
    Handed
    Jumped
    Needed
    Called
    Coughed
    Opened
    Landed
    Liked
    Shopped
    Collected
    Shaved
    Parted
    Drilled
    Planned
    Sounded
    Rumored
    Divided
    Phoned
    Touched
    Discovered

    PAST
    TENSE (d) (t (id
    FORM
    ) )
    Wished
    Cleaned
    Kissed
    Compared
    Painted
    Laughed
    Lasted
    Lived
    Listened
    Visited
    Pronounced
    Climbed
    Milked
    Recorded
    Explained
    Wanted
    Picked
    Washed
    Rented
    Loved
    Returned
    Stopped
    Belonged
    Played
    Telephoned
    Studied
    Listed
    Dreamed
    Looked
    Interested
    Dried
    By Holbein Raffan
    Centro Colombo Americano

    RULE FOR THE PRONUNCIATION OF REGULAR VERBS

    D
    b
    g
    l
    m
    n
    r
    v
    z
    w
    ay

    Grabbed
    Hugged
    Killed
    Screamed
    Cleaned
    Covered
    Loved
    Closed
    Showed
    Played

    T
    ch
    f
    k
    s
    sh
    x
    p

    Watched
    Coughed
    Cooked
    Noticed
    Washed
    Relaxed
    Helped

    Id
    t
    d

    Wanted
    Needed

    By Holbein Raffan
    Centro Colombo Americano

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