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    The document provides notes from a pronunciation video about past tense verbs ending in "ed" in American English. It lists the pronunciation rules for verbs ending in "ed" - sounding like "t" if the verb ends in "t", "d", "p", "k", etc. and sounding like "d" if the verb ends in a vowel or certain other letters. It gives examples of verbs pronounced with either sound, such as "walked" sounding like "walkt" and "arrived" sounding like "arrivd".

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    The document provides notes from a pronunciation video about past tense verbs ending in "ed" in American English. It lists the pronunciation rules for verbs ending in "ed" - sounding like "t" if the verb ends in "t", "d", "p", "k", etc. and sounding like "d" if the verb ends in a vowel or certain other letters. It gives examples of verbs pronounced with either sound, such as "walked" sounding like "walkt" and "arrived" sounding like "arrivd".

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    Homework 3 Pronunciation Video - Notes

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    The document provides notes from a pronunciation video about past tense verbs ending in "ed" in American English. It lists the pronunciation rules for verbs ending in "ed" - sounding like "t" if the verb ends in "t", "d", "p", "k", etc. and sounding like "d" if the verb ends in a vowel or certain other letters. It gives examples of verbs pronounced with either sound, such as "walked" sounding like "walkt" and "arrived" sounding like "arrivd".

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    Technical University of Ambato

    English
    Name: Doménica Sánchez Rojas
    Date: Tuesday, December 22, 2020
    Level: A1 7-9

    Pronunciation Video- Notes


    Sammy- American English Student

    • Past Tenses

    Verb+ ed

    • Examples

    I walked to the restaurant.

    The waiter arrived.

    • Pronunciation

    Verbs + ed

    Pronunciation Rules
    Walked → walk + t → sound t o Verbs ends “T” or “D” sound id
    Arrived → arrive+ d → sound d o Verbs ends “p”, “k”, “f”, “s”, “sh”,
    Tasted → taste+ id → sound id “ch”, “th” sound t
    o Verbs end with vowel sound or “l”,
    “m”, “n”, “j”, “r”, “g”, “b” “v”, “w”,
    “z”. sound d

    Extra Rules
    Ends sound s or z
    Missed → misst
    Sliced → slicet Promised (“s” sound) → promiset
    Fixed → fixt Closed (“z” sound) → closed

    Examples

    - Used / use+ d
    - Melted / melt + id
    - Pushed / push+ t
    - Studied / study + d

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