Erudite 1 - Getting started B
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Unit 6A - My weekLesson 1 - Last night6 Topics
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Lesson 2 - What did you do?7 Topics
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Unit 6B - My weekLesson 3 - A memorable experience was ...7 Topics
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Lesson 4 - There's a problem with my meal7 Topics
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Unit 10A -Lesson 16 Topics
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Unit 10 - ReviewUnit 10 Review10 Topics|1 Quiz
Activity 6
Great! So now we have seen words that end in voiceless sounds and words that end in voiced sounds. Sometimes the ED ending is pronounced like /ID/. Words that end in a T or D usually have this /ID/ sound, and this is sound is pronounced as an extra syllable.
Here are some examples, listen, repeat and record your voice to see if you are saying them correctly.
/T/
Words that end in a /T/ sound, like “want” and “start”, when we add the ED to the end of the word we pronounce it like an ID.
For example: Wanted – sounds like WantID.
Listen to the words, then record yourself saving them.
Accepted. Arrested. Collected. Counted. Exported. Expected. Graduated. Hated. Invited. Invented. Flooded. Included. Protected. Started. Wanted.
Wasted.
/D/
Words that end in a /D/ sound, like “end” and “need”, when we add the ED to the end of the word we also pronounce it like an ID.
For example: Ended – sounds like EndID.
Listen to the words, then record yourself saving them.
Ended. Expanded. Extended. Guarded. Handed. Intended. Landed. Loaded. Offended. Pretended. Recommended. Recorded. Reminded. Rewarded. Sounded. Surrounded. Suspended.
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