Words Ending With 'ed' | British Pronunciation Lesson

[@ETJEnglish]

FAQ: a lot of people are asking why I said Germany “were” eliminated, and not “was” As a non-native, something you will eventually come to learn is that spoken English has many different rules to the written style of English you will learn from your teachers in school. It’s much more frequent to say “were” in this context nowadays. We tend to “break the rules” when we speak. However, the rules aren’t really being broken at the same time. We are referring to Germany with relation to the TEAM, not just the country alone. Please don’t ask this question again 😂

[@agnieszkaagnes]

ETJ English Thanks for answering, I saw that after I've written q ;D

[@ChannelJaG]

I've noticed that but I've got the meaning by the context so it was easy to understand that it was about the whole team.

[@mickeymouse-kc8fx]

Well, what comes around goes around, and England were eliminated too, after a while... Let's take it lightly, as they say, the ball is round...

[@ETJEnglish]

At least we exceeded our expectations and didn’t embarrass ourselves

[@TheDarkchristine]

🙏

[@EdNeyBraga]

Words ending with my name? Already love it

[@lifemanwalking8813]

Ed Ney Braga so how to pronounce your name? id, t, or d ? 😂

[@EdNeyBraga]

haha actually, in my native language (brazilian portuguese) we pronouce it with a "dj" sound. My name sounds almost like the word "edge", in english :)

[@jessetorres8204]

... AND BRAG A, SOUNDS LIKE "BREGA" ? A HA HA - FROM BRAZIL.

[@elenadetel759]

Ed? Interesting name

[@meleahmendroz4583]

I love British accent, And i love hearing your voice and learning British English at the same time. I'm browsing all of your past videos and i'm in love with it. Your such an inspiration Elliott. Thank you.

[@TheAceEnglish]

I couldn't be happier to see you interacting with Brazilians. As an English teacher myself, I've always seen my Ss struggling to pronounce the "ed" sound properly (specially due to the Northeaster accent). Thanks a LOT for sharing it.

[@alvarograziani7542]

You pronounce Portuguese words very well. Congratulations!

[@lenkajelesijevic5630]

eating and watching your videos wasn't the brightest idea I've had, I kept pronouncing everything with my mouth full :D great content as always, thanks for the free lessons :)

[@samikeshi4515]

Your lesson is very important with clear voice and pronunciation and accent. So keep going on to us.

[@TeacherMichelleFS]

Absolutely BRILLIANT!!!! I have never thought of explaining the eds this way. I am definitely going to send this video to my students and make sure I am practising this as much as all of them!!

[@haeminlim8154]

Wow Thank you Eliot for this amazing video. i asked how to sound -ed pronounciation before and you made it!!!

[@rudsondeygner5721]

Hey there! I'm a fan of your channel. This is the very first time I'm writing on it. Am also a Brazilian English teacher and before I wasn't quite a fan of British pronunciation. But the way you speak and teach is music to my ears. Keep up the good work. ;) :D

[@Leelee_of_Nigeria]

I love you ETJ...you've really helped my British English speaking life.

[@hannahb7529]

Hi, ETJ, have been following your channel for months, it's really helpful! thanks from China!

[@erislayneoliveira5771]

I Just found your KZbin channel today, and I'm really greatful for that! I'm from Brazil, I'll be an english Teacher and I love to study different accents, and personally, the British one is my favourite so I'm working in it and you're helping me so much! Thank you so much!

[@usalv23]

Hi Elliott, nice video as always :). I was wondering if you can make a video about how we should pronounce the name of the countries. It would be really cool and helpful. Thank you so much for your lessons, they have helped me improve my pronunciation like no other teacher/video/audiovisual material has. ☺☺

[@patryciam.p.1017]

Awwn so kind from you to answer a Brazilian question. Indeed we have a big problem with "ed" sounds. Thanks a lot teacher. Have an amazing sunny weeeked! Cheers 😍😘☘

[@safirahrahman5501]

I'm still learning word family,high frequency word and word bank to upgrade my pronunciation.And of course watched your great videos.Thanks Teacher Elliot.

[@ismailkhan1361]

Sir you are great. This lesson has been very informative for me. God bless you sir.

[@gabrielleconti]

A lot to practice with those sounds! I used to pronounce the "ed" sound at the end of the verbs with just one sound, the "id". Time to practice! Thank you Elliot, and good luck to England!

[@HudaHamed.]

I really was in need with such a video. Make a lot of these lessons, please☺

[@aki10-wu1sg1ig8r]

I was confused about [d] and [t] are so similar. Thanks for the explanation .

[@martaadi9307]

Thanks for your clear explanation. There are some rules I have forgotten.

[@suppukutty7482]

Hi Eliot, Happy to see you again on another pronunciation video. Thank you friend.

[@neumarios9845]

I'm improving my pronunciation with your videos, they are very clear and help me a lot, thank you very much! By the way, you pronounced the brazilian name correct, wel done!

[@LordClen]

The ultimate "-ed" pronounciation lesson. Wonderful!

[@jbbergen4709]

Very helpful info from a young master, my English has been wrecked by many years of living in New Jersey. USA, My speech has been time and again recognized as a New Jersey accent by others who live in the USA. Incredibly, I am not conscious of it. 😄😄

[@Manulalitas1508]

Thank you so much. I have been taught about it very bad when I was a student so this is a practice I really need as a daily challenge. It is actually still very bad taught in many Spanish schools. 😩

[@wincyho1062]

Thanks Elliot for this ed-video! Just one thing still a bit unclear to me, that is how to pronounce words end with /k/. There’s a comment down below saying that it should be pronounced as /t/, but it says /id/ in the dictionary, i.e. naked. It would be great if you can explain a bit on that! Cheers!

[@BelenArianeth]

Thank you! I'm learning a lot with your videos.

[@ryanatri8201]

from indonesia is watching,your teaching is very clear

[@livelivelylife5850]

I have found your videos absolutely useful! Very clear! Can you distinguish between ‘c’ and ‘k’ sound, especially when a word finishes with ‘k,’ please? I found a funny sound when British people pronouncing words ending with ‘k’

[@luizamarques3452]

The best explanation so far .thanks

[@sendatamie8574]

You are a very wonderful teacher. Thank you !

[@alicerossi_ap]

I already told you but I want to repeat it: I love the sound of your voice and your pronunciation ..... I'd listen to you for hours. Do you know that "automatically generated English subtitles" have very few uncertainties about your words? (Almost totally written in clear graphics). Thanks for another helpful video 👍😃

[@ETJEnglish]

Hello! Thank you for another kind message! I appreciate it so much. It’s messages like this that keep me motivated to create videos 🙂

[@alicerossi_ap]

ETJ English It's true, I don't want to flatter you. I am a very sincere and direct person. Keep it up! 🙋

[@松本麻里-p6j]

My name is Mari Matsumoto. Im from JAPAN. I always enjoy ETJ English Thank-you.

[@learnwithflora298]

Hello Mari! I lived in Japan during my childhood before coming to the USA. Greetings from USA. 😊

[@松本麻里-p6j]

thank-you

[@valentinatenedini3272]

Thanks, Eliot. Your videos are very useful and effective indeed. I've never had any problems learning to distinguish and pronounce the ed sound in.past participles, but listening to native speakers, I've noticed that words like "beloved" and "'learned", do not seen to follow the same pronunciation rules . Would you make a video on them,please? That would be great so thanks in advance and belated Happy birtdhay! Ps. I had never, ever posted a comment on you tube before, but after your videos, it was wortwhile. Keep going and thanks again.

[@edsoncorintiano1]

While you were speaking l was repeating in my mind. When l tried to speak l got it. Good lesson teacher! Thank you

[@marcelagaldames56]

Thank you very much for your help.It's a great way to teach my students !!! By the way I love your British Accent.

[@AliTomaev94GE]

Thanks a lot Eliot for your brilliant lessons, it's a joy to listen to your accent and interesting explanation ))

[@sekarwulandari9596]

I am always love the way you speak english with your british accent And Also sometimes i find the difficulty of word ending /ed/

[@matiasocampo4226]

And also the other Word packed. Thanks a lot. My dear Elliot.

[@alisawillowby]

Thank you for this lesson. It is very helpful.

[@erickjaimes4116]

Brilliant lesson dear teacher! Thank you for teaching us Greetings from Peru 🇵🇪 :)

[@josebenito15]

Great and very useful stuff. Thanks so much. Greetings from the sunny Spain

[@yvdamasceno]

Hey, the brazilans names are pronounced correctly! Very good!

[@ooR4]

"Jaciara" sounded perfect!

[@neha.k7278]

Ur from Brazil?

[@yvdamasceno]

@@neha.k7278 yeah! 😊😊

[@neha.k7278]

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[@samirarubini7062]

Thank you a lot! You're amazing!

[@Vanessa_Sharma]

Thank you! I always pronounced words like "hoped" and "laughed" with a d sound like in "planned". I didn't know that it was pronounced so softly more like a t...

[@joseflex0059]

you are the best teacher ever keep making these awesome videos

[@learnerofbritishaccent.kur2174]

Hi sir, You are just great teacher ever cheers.

[@mohdramadanhairi1493]

Can you do more video regarding word ending with s, es and ies under topic plural and how to pronounce them. Thanks

[@rafaelleduarte]

Thank you so much for teaching me how to pronounce 'cleaned' and 'planned' properly.

[@ronenr1405]

Thank you a lot! And Good Luck to England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🙏🏽⚽️

[@LuLu-fo9ul]

Thank you Elliott, amazing lesson!Love it!

[@belenhernandezbenavente3420]

You are always very helpful , Elliot 😃👍

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[@u.nurulpratiwi7716]

Thank you for sharing! It really helps🙏

[@happylife3637]

Thank you very much for your videos! Can we have a little talk about medical treatment? I mean some phrases we must use when we want to describe our condition

[@PrateekNYCnurse]

How would you pronounce the word loathed, soothed, smoothed.

[@aleksazlatkovic4663]

This is an amazing video. I am eternally grateful for this. The best one so far. By the way, I have one question. Although we should pronounce the "ED" ending as "ID" when the last sound is "t" or "d" I keep hearing the ending being pronounced as "ED" instead of "ID". Are my ears deceiving me? Thank you in advance! Have a lovely day

[@vivek9chavan]

Anecdote: People in Brazil had a problem Many things aren't pronounced like they are spelled If a word ends in 't' syllable, then the past tense is 'tid' syllable - Want - Eliminate /t/ or /p/ sound - Laugh --> Laughed /ft/ - Hope --> /pt/ /n/ ends in /nd/ - Cleaned - Planned

[@amnahaqrana7002]

Nice Video 👌🏼 Love from Germany 😂🇩🇪

[@paolafarioli9964]

Hi Elliott! Is this Voice Agreement for British Pronunciation? Thanks for sharing so wonderful lessons!

[@fabioapolinarioapolinario9181]

I live near Jaciara! That ‘s great! You are a good teacher!

[@bishnubishnu305]

I want you to give lot of thanks because you are updeting vedios, I watch every day, I improved my speaking English also leastining

[@sweetyilavarasi]

Thank you for this video!! Really helpful……

[@Kay1a73]

Brilliant video. In your introduction you said "I hoped I pronounced that correctly, I'm sorry if I pronounced it wrong". Should this not be wrongly, or incorrectly? This could be confusing to learners. Keep up the good work.

[@robertoa.paradar.1306]

HI Elliott, will you please somtime upload a lesson about conjunctions..? That would be great!!

[@learnwithflora298]

👍👍

[@dikshaenglishacademy6888]

I wanna join your on line British English course. Please do let me know the details.

[@nicknigel7168]

Please make a video about how does the words arw pronounced when s/es is added at the root words...

[@jeaniehui5438]

You are a good teacher. 👏👍

[@hadjatimbi4778]

Thank you for this lesson from Paris!

[@jhonleno6737]

I love so mach his Chanel , help me a lot of . Thanks ♥️

[@jk_0988]

You pronounced all Brazilian names perfectly!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ETJEnglish]

Maybe I should start learning Portuguese? 🤓🤓

[@jk_0988]

Definitely, you must do it!

[@ishitaganguly799]

Thanks Elliott! Another useful video! 👍

[@dangtran2209]

I really appreciate your help. Thank you so much and have a nice day :D

[@charlesaika8009]

I sincerely love your lessons. By the way how do you pronounce the word -mature?

[@le7514]

Need response isn't it?

[@sabriyeakman8529]

Hi Elliott, you're an amazing qualified tutor. I'd like to learn about the difference between difficulty in or difficulty with ? Or are they same? Could u please make it Clear for me? Thanks in advance🙏

[@Mayou87]

A shout-out from Brazil!

[@vandaalmeida3777]

Adorei esta lição. I ❤ this lesson. Great lesson, very important n usual. ..obrigada 👏👏👏👏

[@joehenry1953]

I always love what you do, you got a beautiful accent, I want to be like you so that I can teach my children the right things.

[@jessetorres8204]

Yes. His accent is an exemple to be followed. It´s perfect! Brazil.

[@문도현-p5s]

Very helpful for learning

[@wajdF]

Basic but a much-needed lesson. Cheers xo

[@ibrohimpulatov8279]

Thank you Elliott. It is very useful.

[@user-nx8lo6zo3p]

Thanks so much br . I love your accent

[@texwyller7270]

Please talk about the sounds of "a" in words like Place that sounds like " i" Prize.

[@bella-pt8hz]

I'm slowly picking up the accent.... Thank you

[@msatya7210]

Thank you very much Elliott 👍💐

[@bunmartcreations9543]

This is very helpful. Thanks

[@vipenglishclasses2737]

Greetings from Iguassu Falls (Brazil). Your videos are so helpful!! And by the way, Brazil was eliminated today!!

[@АннаОлейник-л7з]

Thank you so much for this great and really knowledgeable lesson :) from Russia

[@kellydraper3433]

Hi ETJ could you could please go over the words with "W" Please?

[@yolandacastellanos1221]

The point is that , for example in Mexico de sound of the i is different , soooo if you say the student - pronounce like i the sound is really bad. So in my experience like a teacher is, at the beginning the sound is with. e and with the time the sound becomes correct .

[@bkwrmgl]

Awesome!! You could also have mentioned adjectives such as *beloved* /bɪˈlʌvɪd/ and *blessed* /'blesɪd/.

[@84Elenai]

Why is that? I thought they were pronounced with a /d/ sound and not with an /Id/ sound at the end

[@marcelguberman]

84Elenai because though they finish in "ed", they function as adjectives, not verbs. /Mai bilavid childrn /

[@tothepoint2876]

This help me a lot. i have a problem with this pronunciation (ed). terima kasih ETJ English. :')

[@abdoerrahiem16]

Greetings from Indonesia. Thanks for teaching us

[@nirali32]

Brilliant as usual.

[@alifaleh39]

Want talk with yu to practice !!!

[@norhanmohamed7012]

Your videos are very helpful Thank you

[@ashutoshtiwari3785]

Well I am from India and our country was a colony of British from 16th century to 1947 and so Lord Macualy started english education. So, nowadays we have a thinking in our country that the one who cannot speak British English, cannot do anything in our life. But our official language is Hindi which is pronounced the same as it is spelt. And so I thought that the British English is the same until my english teacher told me that 'car' is not pronounced as 'car' but 'ca'.

[@leonysaman6148]

Thank you for the tips🙏🏻

[@84Elenai]

This was very useful, thanks Elliott! May I ask you, how do I know when at the end of a word I should pronunce the "esess" sound, like in James's? I get so confused about that. Thank you for your help, I have been traveling across England last year, what a lovely places you do have there. The weather sucks (I am Italian 😅), but everything else is adorable.

[@katydoolan8514]

it kind of sounds like a 'z' sound like 'James is', and when writing names that end with s you can often just write "James'", and you could say it like that too to make the sentence flow better e. g. "James' cat"