REGULAR PAST

-ED PRONUNCIATION The pronunciation of – ED, depends on the final consonant of the verb. If this verb ends with a T or D so the final -ed is pronunciated /id/ If the verb ends with a voiceless consonat (no vibration consonants: k,s,sh,ch, f, p) so the -ed is pronunciated /t/ If the verb ends with a voiced consonant ( consonants that vibrate: the others ) so the -ed is pronunciated /d/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7hi-ipU2n0
-t or -d ending	Without Vibration (c, ck, s, sh, f, p)	With Vibration (the other consonantsp)
/id/	/t/	/d/
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Practice with the Past Tense

Homework: A.B. page 40: 7, 8, 9 and 11