April 29
How to pronounce English well?
Don't worry if you don't have a native-English accent. It's important to be able to speak clearly, so that people can understand you. However, it's almost impossible to sound exactly like a native English speaker if you are learning English as an adult in a non-English speaking country.
International Phonetic Alphabet
Pronunciation 1
1. Let's watch a video: The Italian Man Who Went to Malta
Regular verbs pronunciation in past
In this video you can find how to pronounce regular verbs in past, take notes in your notebook and write what you learned in comments
For more explanation:
https://www.englishclub.com/pronunciation/-ed.htm
Activities to do:
1. First of all go to: http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=7148
2. Watch the video
3. Do the exercises
Write down in comments what you learned in this lesson!
Juan Jose Alvarez Villada
ResponderEliminarIn this lesson, I learned to pronunciate and differenciate when to pronunciate with t, d or ed, the past of regular verbs
I learned the D and T sounds, is very impotant in American English because is a common mistakes.
ResponderEliminarIf the regular verb ends in a vowel sound the ED is pronunced with the sound D and if the regular verb ends in an unvoiced consoant sound so ED ending is pronounced with the sound T.
Daniel Cardona Giraldo
In this lesson I learned that, in past tense, if the verb ends in vowel sounds (Doesn't depends on the spelling) it's pronounced with a final /D/.
ResponderEliminarAlso, if it ends in unvoiced consonant sounds, it has a final /T/.
Finally, when the verb ends in T or D, has a final /ID/ pronunciation.
Bryan Alejandro Zapata Areiza
Susana Cardona Gallego
ResponderEliminarI learned with this lesson that there are differents ways to understand a word and it depends of pronunciation. When i pronunce the "T" is differents that i pronunce the "ED".
Also, althought a vowel sound don´t indicate that the verb ends with a vowel
Jorge Mario Castillo Mera
ResponderEliminari learn how to identify if a regular verb has a voiced or unvoiced consonant at the end, and then how to pronounce the ED.
Mariana Henao Grajales
ResponderEliminarThis activity is an excellent form for difference the ways to pronounce the verbs in past. I think that it is a little difficult beacuse there are some ways that depends of ending of the verb and could be some complicated
Jazmín Juliana Zuleta Ramírez
ResponderEliminarFrom the video I learned to identify differents sounds of regular verbs like vowels, consonants and unconsonants sounds, and how to pronounce them in past. Now, for me is easier to detect the way that I can pronunce some verbs in past like -ED,-T and -D sounds.
In this lesson, i learned that every verbs in past tense don't pronounced same. There are many differences acording to end of verb. For example: verbs that ends with "t" or "d", in past are pronounced ending whit "id". Verbs that ends whit a "vibration" on pronunciation, in past end whit a "d" sound. And verbs that ends with "Dry sounds", in past end whit a "t" sound.
ResponderEliminarManuel David Marin Gallego.
Franklin Stiven Morales Gomez
ResponderEliminarWith this activity learned about the pronunciation of the past of regular verbs, what we know it is that these verbs ending ' -ed ' can be pronounced in three different ways . The first is as / id / , such as, ' needed ' or ' wanted ' . The second is a sound / t /, as ' watched ' . The third is a sound / d / as ' called ' .
In the previous video we saw since they must declare the regular verbs in past depending on the completion on these.
ResponderEliminarJarry Yesiht Salazar L.
In this lesson I learned to pronunciate and differenciate when to pronunciate regular verbs in past and has a voiced or unvoiced consonant at the end.
ResponderEliminarVanesa Bedoya
ResponderEliminarWith this activity I learned how to really pronounce the verbs in past, because the way I was pronunciating them was from hearing other people or imagining how to pronounce.
Luisa Maria Barrientos
ResponderEliminarI learn to pronounce better, because i thought that the end of verbs in past sounds equal and is not like this. Now i will be more fluid an clearly in my conversations.
Luis sanchez
ResponderEliminarIn This class I learn pronunciation tips, Especially I Learned to pronunciate and differentiate When pronunciate with T, D or ed, the past form of the verbs.
in this lesson i learned how is the correct pronunciation of the past regular verbs: the irregular verbs finish in vowel pronounced with d sound but the verbs finish but the irregular verbs finish in consonant pronounced with t sound and the irregular verbs finish in t sound pronunced with ed sound
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