This document provides pronunciation rules for regular verb conjugations in the past tense. It outlines three categories: verbs ending in voiceless sounds like /t/ are pronounced with /t/ in the past tense; verbs ending in voiced sounds like /d/ are pronounced with /d/ in the past tense; and verbs ending in /t/ or /d/ add /Id/ to form the past tense. Examples are given for verbs in each category, like "ask" becoming "asked" (/askt/), "learn" becoming "learned" (/learnd/), and "commit" becoming "commited" (/commitId/).

1. Regular VerbsPronunciationRulesPAST TENSE

2. Sounds/t//d//Id/ syllable

3. VoicelesssoundPronunciation/t/Example:askasked/askt/

4. VoicedsoundPronunciation/d/Example:learnlearned /learnd/

5. Verbsfinishing /t/ or /d/Pronunciation/Id/Example:commitcommited /commitId/addadded /addId/