Past Simple Regular Verb Endings | Learn English | English Rules

Extras: http://linguaspectrum.com/lessons/language_lessons/Past%20Simple%20Regular%20...

If I had a dollar for every time an English student mispronounced the simple past form of regular verbs, I would be a rich and happy man. As it is, I'm a poor and happy man. I'm happy because I have created a video that will stop students putting an extra syllable in "walked" and "lived".
This video lesson shows all students how easy it is to always pronounce the "ed" ending as either /id/, /t/ or /d/. Watch this video a few times and do the exercises at http://linguaspectrum.com/lessons/language_lessons/Past%20Simple%20Regular%20... and you will be sounding like a native English speaker before you can say "I have learned the secret!" (without the extra syllable in learned) This video was requested by Maria (YouTube name - rockmusicM), a student in Spain. | http://linguaspectrum.com/lessons/language_lessons/Past%20Simple%20Regular%20...

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[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.

[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.

[LaMansionDelIngles]

Well done Linguaspectrum. Another gem.

[Linguaspectrum]

Cheers Craig,

I appreciate your comment.

Best wishes,

Richard

[YourFavColombian]

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

[bosquedehormas]

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

[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!

[samukumsan]

Richard for president!!

[TheStevensia]

merci pour les explications !