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    The document summarizes the rules for forming the past tense of regular verbs in English using the "-ed" suffix. It explains that most verbs are made past tense by adding "-ed", some verbs ending in "e" just add "d", and verbs ending in consonant+"y" change to "ied". It also provides guidance on pronunciation rules for "ed" and "t"/"d" endings. Finally, it lists examples of verbs and their past tense forms with pronunciations.

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    The document summarizes the rules for forming the past tense of regular verbs in English using the "-ed" suffix. It explains that most verbs are made past tense by adding "-ed", some verbs ending in "e" just add "d", and verbs ending in consonant+"y" change to "ied". It also provides guidance on pronunciation rules for "ed" and "t"/"d" endings. Finally, it lists examples of verbs and their past tense forms with pronunciations.

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    Regular Verbs 1ero

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    ANA PAULA APAZA HUAMAN
    The document summarizes the rules for forming the past tense of regular verbs in English using the "-ed" suffix. It explains that most verbs are made past tense by adding "-ed", some verbs ending in "e" just add "d", and verbs ending in consonant+"y" change to "ied". It also provides guidance on pronunciation rules for "ed" and "t"/"d" endings. Finally, it lists examples of verbs and their past tense forms with pronunciations.

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    PAST TENSE: REGULAR VERBS (ED)

    1.- SPELLING:
    1.– General use: verb+ed look looked

    2.– Verbs ending in ‘e‟ + d live lived

    3. If the verb ends in a stressed sillable


    1 sillable verb, ending in 1vowel+1consonant

    travel travelled
    double consonant+ed stop stopped

    Verbs ending in „y‟ a.- vowel+y verb+ed play played


    4. b.– consont+y verb-y+ied study studied

    2.– PRONUNCIATION:
    1.– Se pronuncia /t/ detrás de consonantes sordas (PeTaKa, CHoZaS, FiSH) worked

    2.– Se pronuncia /d/ detrás de consonantes sonoras y vocales lived listened

    3.– Se pronuncia /id/ detrás de los verbos terminados en “t” y “d” wanted decided

    3.– Write the past form of these verbs, and their pronunciation (on the short line).

    LIVE lived /d/. TALK talked /t/.

    INVITE . RAIN .

    LOOK . REMEMBER .

    TRAVEL . STAY .

    LIKE . WANT .

    ASK . DANCE .

    STOP . LISTEN .

    REPEAT . ANSWER .

    HATE . CONTINUE .

    DECIDE . PAINT .

    WAIT . ADD .

    PLAY . WATCH .

    ACT . AGREE .

    ARRIVE . BELIEVE .

    CALL . CARRY .

    CLEAN . COMPLETE .

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