Pronouncing -ED endings: T, D, ID

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Why "graduate" ends with /id/ sound?... It doesn't end with "d" or "t" 😥🙋‍♂

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It ends with a T sound! (the E is not pronounced)

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[@johnnymilian4240]

You both are very helpful and muy bellas, but I still can't hear the sound "ed" many times in a real conversation like "ed + t", "ed + th", "ed + d" and even though when it doesnt exist a letter after "ed". It's like you dont pronounce the ed sound. Please help

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[@khyatimamaniya7155]

Hey I have one doubt..When the word is start then 't' in the end pronounce voiceless sound so with that logic it should be pronounced like start't'. Though I know this can't be true but with the rules which u taught this is how it would go. Am I right?

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If a word ends in a "T" or "D" sound, we pronounce the "-ed" as an extra syllable. So, it would be start-ID.

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If there's either a "d" or a "t" or any other consonant, do American native speakers tend to pronounce the final consonants with the stop sounds? Such as: e.g.: I talked | to my grandma yesterday or what happened | ?

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Always pay attention to your videos. Can you teach more on pronunciation and speech fluency especially intonation? It’s most confusing for Asians in conversations.

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What would the ending be on the word "stone"? Or "waste"? Thx for the help xD

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Well, Dane, "stoned" would be pronounced with a D sound, since "stone" ends in an N sound (which is voiced). "Wasted" would be pronounced with an extra syllable, since "waste" ends in a T sound. Thank you for your question! ;)

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PLease next time could you do examples where a student makes a mistake for the game? Of course you both know the answer, but you could say 'surpis-ed' or something, what do you do in that situation? They have to try again? Move on to the next person? Etc

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(Look carefully at this comment) I decided to comment on this video. can you find the -ED? I bet you can. Good luck!

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decidED! (It sounds like /id/.)

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Please about words ending in 'ted' and 'ded' that the pronunciation is 'tid' does this apply to all words whether past, past participle?

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