Learning English - How To Pronounce Words that End In ED

The video tutorial explains the pronunciation of Ed endings in regular past tense verbs. It covers three pronunciation categories: adding an extra syllable for words ending in 't' or 'd' sounds, using a 't' sound for voiceless endings, and a 'd' sound for voiced endings. The tutorial includes examples and an interactive game to reinforce learning. It concludes with a practice exercise to differentiate between similar-sounding Ed endings.

What are the three ways to pronounce the Ed ending in regular verbs?

Explain when the Ed ending is pronounced as an extra syllable.

What is the significance of correctly pronouncing the Ed ending?

What happens if you add an extra syllable where it shouldn't be?

What sound must come before the Ed ending for it to be pronounced as 'it'?

Describe the voiceless sounds that affect the pronunciation of the Ed ending.

Provide examples of words where the Ed ending is pronounced as 'd'.

How do you pronounce the Ed ending when the preceding sound is voiced?

What are some examples of words that end with a voiced sound?

Summarize the rules for pronouncing Ed endings in adjectives.