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Regular verbs- pronunciation
This document provides information about regular verb conjugation in the past tense in English. It discusses: 1) Regular verbs are usually made past tense by adding "-ed" to the base form. There are three main pronunciations of "-ed": /t/, /d/, and /id/. 2) It provides many examples of regular verbs that take each pronunciation of "-ed" in the past tense form. 3) It includes links to online practice tests and exercises for listening to and pronouncing regular verbs in the past tense.
Regular verbs- pronunciation
- 1. Past Tense: Regular Verbs Listening/ Pronunciation Kristi Reyes MiraCosta College
- 2. Regular Verbs • Regularverbs in past have final –ed • Spelling: usually add –ed
- 3. Spelling Rules for RegularVerbs Most regular verbs, add –ed to change to past tense: walk + ed listen + ed need + ed 1. close live 2. try dry hurry
- 4. Spelling Rules for RegularVerbs Most regular verbs, add –ed to change to past tense: walk listen need 1. close live 2. try dry hurry
- 5. Spelling Rules for RegularVerbs 3. 4. shop sob prefer permit
- 6. Online Practice • Clickthis link to test yourself on the spelling of regular verbs in the past: • Which spelling is correct?
- 7. Pronunciation • -ed canbe pronounced in the following ways: /t/ /d/ /id/
- 8. Pronunciation of -ed Whichis the correct pronunciation of the –ed in these regular verbs? Click to see. • Three different pronunciations of -ed 1. /t/ 2. /d/ 3. /id/ liked rained wanted stayed assisted called helped closed decided looked watched painted
- 9. Practice • Listen tothe pronunciation of the verbs as and repeat to practice your pronunciation • Use the dictionary at http://msn.dictionary.com to look for the definitions of any words you don’t know • Put on your headphones and get ready
- 10. Verbs that have-ed •-ed pronounced as /t/
- 11. /t/ pronunciation of-ed • • • • • • • • • • • • announced(s) asked baked balanced(s) brushed danced(s) developed dressed dropped faxed fixed hopped •hoped •Impressed(s) •Increased(s) •Influenced(s) •Introduced(s) •liked •locked •missed (s) •packed •parked •Passed(s) •Practiced(s) •Produced(s) •Promised(s) •Reduced(s) •relaxed •replaced (S) •searched •stopped •talked •washed •watched •worked
- 12. Verbs that have-ed •-ed pronounced as /d/
- 13. /d/ pronunciation of-ed • • • • • • • • • • • allowed amused (z) analyzed annoyed answered apologized appeared approved argued arranged arrived •belonged •boiled •borrowed •burned •called •carried •Caused (z) •changed •cleaned •Closed (z) •complained
- 14. /d/ pronunciation of-ed • • • • • • • • • • • • concerned confused (z) considered contained continued copied covered damaged delivered described deserved destroyed • • • • • • • • • • • disagreed disappeared discovered emptied enjoyed entered examined excused (s) exercised (z) explained filed • filled •fired •followed •formed •fried •happened •hurried •identified •ignored •imagined •improved •informed
- 15. /d/ pronunciation of-ed •learned •lied •listened •lived •managed •measured •moved •observed •offered •opened •ordered •owed •owned •Paused (z) •planned •played •preferred •pulled •rained •Raised(z) •realized •received •recognized •Refused(s) •remained •remembered •removed •repaired •served •shared •signed •stayed •supplied •Supposed(z) •Surprised(z) •tied •typed •Used(z) •worried
- 16. Verbs that have-ed •-ed pronounced as /id/
- 17. /id/ pronunciation of-ed • • • • • • • • • • • applauded appreciated arrested collected communicated completed concentrated connected consisted corrected counted •depended •detected •divided •ended •existed •expected •folded •included •interested •interrupted •invented
- 18. /id/ pronunciation of-ed •invited •needed •painted •parted •pasted •permitted •planted •prevented •protected •provided •recorded •regretted •rejected •reminded • • • • • • • • • • • • • • repeated reported requested separated started subtracted succeeded suggested supported traded trusted visited waited wanted
- 19. Test Yourself • Usethese internet links to practice your listening / pronunciation of regular verbs in the past tense: • http://evaeaston.com/pr/t-d-Id-pattern.html (this one takes a while to download, so be patient) • http://perso.orange.fr/michel.barbot/hotpot/prononciatio n/ed.htm • http://www.isabelperez.com/pastendings.htm
- 20. Any questions? • Askthe instructor