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English is a crazy language!<\/a><\/p>\n

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For example, sometimes DIFFERENT letters make the SAME sounds<\/span>, like: “Dai<\/span>sy is in grea<\/span>t shape<\/span>.”<\/p>\n

But at other times, the SAME letters make DIFFERENT sounds<\/span>, like: “Ea<\/span>t brea<\/span>d & stea<\/span>k.”<\/p>\n

So it is with the \/-ed\/ at the end of many verbs. In fact, you can put regular verbs into the past tense by just putting an \/-ed\/ at the end. It’s like this:<\/p>\n

We play today. We played<\/span> yesterday.<\/p>\n

The problem, though, is the pronounciation of that \/-ed\/. In fact, there are THREE ways to say it, based on what word it is in. Let me explain; there are three rules.<\/p>\n

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Rule 1:<\/span> If the base word ends with a \/d\/ or \/t\/ SOUND, add an extra syllable so that the word ends with the \/-id\/ sound<\/span>. (NOTE: Some English words end with the \/d\/ or \/t\/ SOUND, but that is not that actual letter. For example, “hate” ends with an \/e\/, but the \/t\/ sound.<\/p>\n

hated (hate-id)<\/p>\n

wanted (want-id)<\/p>\n

painted (paint-id)<\/p>\n

ended (end-id)<\/p>\n

decided (decide-id)<\/p>\n

suggested (suggest-id)<\/p>\n

started (start-id)<\/p>\n

completed (complete-id)<\/p>\n

repeated (repeat-id)<\/p>\n

budgeted (budget-id)<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Rule 2:<\/span> If the base word ends with the sounds “p,” “f,” “s,” “x,” “ch,” “sh,” or “k,” then the word ends with the \/t\/ sound<\/span>. Again, be careful. The word “promise” ends with the letter “e,” but it ends with the \/s\/ SOUND. “Laugh” ends with the letters “gh,” but it ends with the \/f\/ SOUND.<\/p>\n

hoped \/t\/<\/p>\n

laughed \/t\/<\/p>\n

based \/t\/<\/p>\n

faxed \/t\/<\/p>\n

watched \/t\/<\/p>\n

washed \/t\/<\/p>\n

liked \/t\/<\/p>\n

talked \/t\/<\/p>\n

walked \/t\/<\/p>\n

\"Couple<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Rule 3<\/span>: This is the easiest rule of the three; all other sounds end with \/d\/<\/span>!<\/p>\n

played \/d\/<\/p>\n

cried \/d\/<\/p>\n

cleaned \/d\/<\/p>\n

grabbed \/d\/<\/p>\n

allowed \/d\/<\/p>\n

mentioned \/d\/<\/p>\n

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Sources: https:\/\/www.perfect-english-grammar.com\/how-to-pronounce-ed.html<\/a>  and https:\/\/www.englishclub.com\/pronunciation\/-ed.htm<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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