Past Simple Regular Verb Endings | Learn English | English Rules

[bosquedehormas]

Should I put my fingers over or below the Adam´s apple ?

[YourFavColombian]

@bosquedehormas Whichever is fine. What matters is the vibraton you feel when pronouncing the word

[The1211deep]

Voiced means that when you pronounced a word you produce sound.. 

[bunriddh]

Well done! This video helps EFL students a lot. This is one of the problems amongst EFL students.

Regards,

[VicChz]

Greaaaat! Thank you!

[sfdking1]

Test of english XD

[Linguaspectrum]

@sfdking1 If you need to test your English, you'll find the best online level tests at my website. Follow the links at the top of the channel.

[samukumsan]

Richard for president!!

[TheStevensia]

merci pour les explications !

[BrndAhh]

It was a very helpful video and an entertaining one, too! I'd like to know if unvoiced is similar to voiceless cause i saw that word in other videos. Thanks a lot and keep up the great job!

Regards.

[Linguaspectrum]

@BrndAhh Unvoiced and voiceless are the same, yes.

[edwardgoyo24]

wow! it's awesome to use it in classes! im going to take it! thanks a lot

[Nicola72av]

Thanks dear teacher Richard... :)

[MeneerVerspiller]

This was incredibly helpfull. I always thought that the d was pronounced in english, but this explains a lot!

[lolonagi]

just superb, great job . But I have a question is the /id/ only in the British accent and the American accent has the schwa and the d instead of the /id/

[Zuabi1]

Genius 

[ozba11]

thats perfect !

[kemetanch]

Really cool. Very well done.

[anislopgal]

Great video! Very clearly explained. Thanks a lot!

[damionlee]

i love it .. i learned a lot.... : -) tanx for the great idea

[claudioalexenrique]

Congratulations on this excellent eduactional video. I think it is very well designed. I loved the visual work and specially the pace at which it is recorded. Many thanks!

Claudio Jofré

Santiago-CHILE

[vonkes]

Complimenti vivissimi per l'ottimo lavoro

[camilomismo]

great video thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!

[perladelmar08]

I don't like it... I love it! it's great, simple and very very attention capturing! Thanks for sharing with us!

[david77diaz]

It's a very good pronunciation guide for all of us who don't speak english perfectly. This tips will be very useful! Thanks!

[Bluebeard19DZ]

great Richard

massive thanks

I'm glad to meet you

[Bluebeard19DZ]

thank you Richard :)

[kienthinh]

awesome

[02sanja]

Great job, Richard! I appreciate all your vids a lot. Best wishes and five stars from Germany. :-) B.

[lunera5]

Hello!! excelente video!! muy buenas imágenes!! very good!!

[DAEXGA]

Excellent work. Thanks.

[alshamaly1980]

very very good

[moonfades2009]

very helpful ... I even can't find a suitable way to thank you.

[LaMansionDelIngles]

Well done Linguaspectrum. Another gem.

[Linguaspectrum]

Cheers Craig,

I appreciate your comment.

Best wishes,

Richard

[cliffenigma]

It's an extremely useful and well prepared videoclip with colours, good pics, comfortable pace and emphasized grammatical rules. Congratulations a million!!!! :-))))

[Linguaspectrum]

Praise indeed, Rita. Many thanks to you. And many thanks too for your private messages of support. You are wise indeed.

Best wishes,

Richard

[cliffenigma]

Thanks:-))))

[rockmusicM]

Richard your lessons are really useful. Every day I learn more and more about English language

thank you very much :D

[Linguaspectrum]

Esto es para ti.

[rockmusicM]

Richard, hablas español mejor que yo :P

[Linguaspectrum]

Yo no lo creo.

[michelesiddi]

M o l t o Bene... ... ...

[Linguaspectrum]

Thank you all for your comments and support.

I'm glad you like the video, and I'm pleased that it's useful for you.

Please, spread the word and tell all your friends.

Best wishes,

Richard

[E5D7S]

Excellent! I must tell others to watch it!

[trabuquena]

This is excellent!

Like you, I spend a lot of time correcting the pronounciation of regular verbs in the simple past.

Not enough attention is paid to regular verbs in the past when they are taught in Spain.

This video will certainly help students learn the pronunciation rules.

THANK YOU!

[peeechupeeechu]

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