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    This document provides rules for pronouncing the past tense "-ed" ending on regular verbs in English. It explains that for verbs ending in voiceless sounds like "p", "t", or "ch", the "-ed" is pronounced as "t"; for verbs ending in voiced sounds like "b", "g", or vowels, the "-ed" is pronounced as "d"; and for verbs ending in "t" or "d", the "-ed" is pronounced as "id". Then it provides examples of many common English verbs and their past tense forms.

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    This document provides rules for pronouncing the past tense "-ed" ending on regular verbs in English. It explains that for verbs ending in voiceless sounds like "p", "t", or "ch", the "-ed" is pronounced as "t"; for verbs ending in voiced sounds like "b", "g", or vowels, the "-ed" is pronounced as "d"; and for verbs ending in "t" or "d", the "-ed" is pronounced as "id". Then it provides examples of many common English verbs and their past tense forms.

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    Regular Verbs List (Pronunciation)

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    Natalia E. Domínguez
    This document provides rules for pronouncing the past tense "-ed" ending on regular verbs in English. It explains that for verbs ending in voiceless sounds like "p", "t", or "ch", the "-ed" is pronounced as "t"; for verbs ending in voiced sounds like "b", "g", or vowels, the "-ed" is pronounced as "d"; and for verbs ending in "t" or "d", the "-ed" is pronounced as "id". Then it provides examples of many common English verbs and their past tense forms.

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    PRONUNCIATION

    Regular verbs- Past tense


    VERBS THAT END WITH A VERBS THAT END WITH A VERBS THAT END WITH T
    VOICELESS SOUND VOICED SOUND OR D
    /p/ /k/ /s/ /ch/ /sh/ /x/ /f/ /h/ /l/ /n/ /m/ /g/ /v/ /r/ /w/ /y/ /z/ /b/ The ED is pronunced as "ID"
    The ED is pronounced as "T" Or vowels /a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u/
    The ED is pronounced as "D"

    Announce → Announced Live→ Lived Suggest → Suggested


    Cook → Cooked Climb → Climbed Vote→ Voted
    Walk→ Walked Phone → Phoned Wait→ Waited
    Talk→ Talked Arrive→ Arrived Want→ Wanted
    →
    Finish Finished Study → Studied Shout→ Shouted
    Type→ Typed Open → Opened Hunt→ Hunted
    Dance → Danced Enjoy → Enjoyed Adopt→ Adopted
    Watch → Watched Copy → Copied →
    Start Started
    Look→ Looked Call→ Called →
    Visit Visited
    Miss→ Missed Hurry → Hurried →
    Investigate Investigated
    Hope → Hoped Sign → Signed Attend→ Attended
    Wish→ Wished Play → Played →
    Affect Affected
    Dress→ Dressed Carry → Carried Chat→ Chatted
    →
    Practice Practiced Move → Moved Regret→ Regretted
    Help→ Helped Pull→ Pulled Wast→ Wasted
    Step→ Stepped Kill→ Killed →
    Interrupt Interrupted
    Punish→ Punished Marry → Married Sound → Sounded
    Fish→ Fished Believe→ Believed Count→ Counted
    Slap→ Slapped Close → Closed Demand → Demanded
    Force→ Forced Accuse → Accused Proceed→ Proceeded
    Discuss→ Discussed Follow → Followed Succeed→ Succeeded
    Laugh → Laughed Listen→ Listened Accept→ Accepted
    Work → Worked Stay → Stayed →
    Paint Painted
    Like→ Liked Die → Died Contact→ Contacted
    Attack→ Attacked Discover → Discovered Hate→ Hated
    Lock→ Locked Try → Tried →
    Include Included
    Stop→ Stopped Cry → Cried Recommend → Recommended
    Ask→ Asked Lie → Lied End→ Ended
    Wash → Washed Use → Used Decide→ Decided
    Escape→ Escaped Clean → Cleaned →
    Interest Interested
    Kiss→ Kissed Love → Loved →
    Insist Insisted
    Jump → Jumped Design → Designed Taste→ Tasted
    Promise→ Promised Change → Changed →
    Invent Invented
    →
    Slip Slipped Join→ Joined Create→ Created
    Touch → Touched Explain→ Explained →
    Assist Assisted
    Fix→ Fixed Continue → Continued →
    Lift Lifted
    Check→ Checked Store → Stored Pretend→ Pretended
    Push → Pushed Learn → Learned Cheat→ Cheated
    Place→ Placed →
    Disappoint Disappointed
    Reduce → Reduced

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