Regular Verbs
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Past Tense:Regular Verbs
Listening / PronunciationKristi Reyes
MiraCosta College
Regular Verbs
• Regular verbs in past have final –ed
• Spelling: usually add –ed
Spelling Rules for Regular Verbs
Most regular verbs, add –ed to change to past tense:walk + ed listen + ed need + ed
1. closelive
2. trydryhurry
Spelling Rules for Regular Verbs
Most regular verbs, add –ed to change to past tense:walk listen need
1. closelive
2. trydryhurry
Spelling Rules for Regular Verbs
3. shopsob
4. preferpermit
Online Practice
• Click this link to test yourself on the spelling of regular verbs in the past:
• Which spelling is correct?
Pronunciation
• -ed can be pronounced in the following ways:
/t/ /d/ /id/
Pronunciation of -edWhich is 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
stayed
helped
looked
rained
assisted
closed
watched
called
decided
painted
wanted
Practice
• Listen to the 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
Verbs that have -ed
•-ed pronounced as /t/
/t/ pronunciation of -ed
• announced • asked • baked• balanced • brushed • developed• dressed• dropped• faxed• fixed• hopped
•hoped•impressed •increased •influenced •introduced•liked •locked•missed •packed•parked•passed•practiced
•produced•promised•reduced•relaxed•replaced •searched•stopped•talked•washed•watched•worked
Verbs that have -ed
•-ed pronounced as /d/
/d/ pronunciation of -ed
• allowed • amused • analyzed• annoyed • answered • apologized • appeared • approved• argued• arranged • arrived
•belonged •boiled •borrowed•burned •called•carried•caused•changed •cleaned •closed•complained
/d/ pronunciation of -ed
• concerned • confused • considered • contained • continued • copied • covered • damaged • delivered • described • deserved • destroyed
•fired •followed •formed •fried•happened •hurried•identified •ignored •imagined •improved•informed
• disagreed • disappeared • discovered • emptied• enjoyed • entered • examined• excused • exercised • explained• filed• filled
/d/ pronunciation of -ed•paused•planned•played•preferred•pulled •rained•raised•realized •received•recognized•refused•remained•remembered
•learned•lied•listened•lived•managed•measured •moved•observed •offered •opened •ordered •owed•owned
•removed •repaired •served •shared•signed •stayed•supplied•supposed •surprised•tied•typed•used•worried
Verbs that have -ed
•-ed pronounced as /id/
/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
/id/ pronunciation of -ed
• repeated • reported • requested • separated • started • subtracted• succeeded• suggested• supported • traded• trusted• visited• waited• wanted
•invited•needed•painted •parted •pasted •permitted•planted •prevented•protected •provided •recorded•regretted •rejected•reminded
Test Yourself
• Use these 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/prononciation/ed.htm
• http://www.isabelperez.com/pastendings.htm
Any questions?
• Ask the instructor