Pronunciation of Past Tense Regular Verbs

[Arbuthnotification]

As long as you remember these are US pronunciations (though it mainly affects the vowels), this is good.

Up to the early 17th century in England and much later in Scotland, those unvoiced "ed" sounds were often spelled "it" and sometimes even " 't". I say often because there was no standardised spelling then. Samuel Johnson is mainly credited with introducing standardisation. He has a lot to answer for! He stopped us from being able to read people's accents.

[joaomegazen]

Best english teacher I have ever seen! Thank You!

[luismoq]

THANK Teacherrr

[baezverdin]

Ilustrativa!!!

[thanaanant]

Thank you so much. I do understand this at all

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[chubakoide3000]

2:18 haha funny

[BabyyaCarollei681]

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[aridelrey1]

great video thank you very much



[jdshelby14]

I laughed out loud when he got to "laugh" our pronunciation and spelling is a little bit cruel.

[suramerica]

Awesome!!!

[SASSJMSCBC]

THANKS A LOT MAN

[salvatograsso86]

Hi, I was really confused about the pronunciation of the "ed"ending. This video really clearied my doubts! Excellent indeed!

Thanks!

Salvatore

[Elpenon]

Let say that this is one of the best videos about learning english i've ever seen. I've studied English many years ago and this video refreshed my memory. Thanks a lot teacher. :D

[Eguan0]

Very good video for novice or beginner level learners. Of different country or just building the groundwork in general, this is a very nice production and may be taken seriously for actual institutions for education in the English language.

[mail4tauro]

Really helpful. Thank you very much.

[nasim1473]

ok im more confused than i was before i searched for the -ed ending. when you compare the voiced and unvoiced at the end it sounds like the left column has a shorter vowel sound and you're dragging the right side word with a longer vowel sound. does that influence the end sound?

[MrBalder1964]

Very useful for my teaching practice. Thanks

[edgarvila]

Thank you so much for your help.

Excellent video!

[Ebtharagon]

Thak you very much, I loved your class.

[maskot5]

this is a stunning video for beginners. congratulations teacher, for those who's asking for id pronunciation , remember verbs ended in d o t , like end or want for example.

bye

[nasim1473]

@maskot5 yea he didnt address all 3 variations for the -ed endings. i was hoping for /t/ /d/ and /ed/ but it doesnt even go there

[asab126]

thanks a lot ,how about the -id- ending ..????

[orgullochivas84]

its hard for me.

[MelinaLG]

very good, thank u!

[yuanpoole]

By far, this is the best video on how to pronounce the "ed" sounds(id, d, t) . Thanks.

[sruedat]

Thanks... very good job, and very good teacher.

[jossx1987]

You're a very good teacher!

[gFunik]

Thank you very much, I's really interresting and usefull. I have the same question, what about the "id" sound like "started"? Thanks!

[MrAntidot]

I've got the same question: what about ID , D endings???Many thanks

[learnamericanenglish]

The "id" ending only comes after words that end in "d" or "t," such as "needed, weeded, wanted, painted."

[Albasilente]

What about the /id/ ending?

[michaelimk23]

maybe I'm wrong but at a rapid speech, don't you guys pronounce voiced verbs similar to unvoiced ones ?

[MITHWORLD1]

thank you,very useful,thanks a lot!

[EnriqueDelFuerte]

excuse me sir, but are these videos for the people who have an accent and are trying to speak english most properly?

[fouigo]

thanks a million for this lesson

[MrAddar]

thanks a lot for all this but ; you have omitted: th , ch , tch, in the end of others verbs : exa bathe , want; thank you very much

[9mateuszp]

Wow, I discovered it by myself. But thanks to this video I am more sure that I pronounce these verbs correctly.

[mowattabr]

I am lucky! that my next Monday's topic :)

[fisiogroup]

Hello Mr. Paul,

Excellent lesson as usual. Thank you very much!

[hillsong46]

thank you so much

[sebastiano2012]

Yyou are a good teacher ah.

Amazing!

Thanks!

[guitar0707]

thanks a lot , can you go over some more verbs? thanks

[learnamericanenglish]

Yes, I do need to add more light.

[asmaaegypt]

thanks a million for this lesson.. first time to know about that!

[esunsinverguenza]

thank you. Don't you think you need more lights?