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    Terminaciones "Ed" Del Past Tense de Verbos Regulares

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    The document discusses the pronunciation of the "-ed" ending in regular past tense verbs in English. It explains that if the verb root ends in "d" or "t", the "-ed" is pronounced as "id"; if it ends in "r", "n", "i" or "l", "-ed" is pronounced as "d"; and for all other verb endings, "-ed" is pronounced as "t". Examples are provided to illustrate each rule.

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    Terminaciones "Ed" Del Past Tense de Verbos Regulares

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    The document discusses the pronunciation of the "-ed" ending in regular past tense verbs in English. It explains that if the verb root ends in "d" or "t", the "-ed" is pronounced as "id"; if it ends in "r", "n", "i" or "l", "-ed" is pronounced as "d"; and for all other verb endings, "-ed" is pronounced as "t". Examples are provided to illustrate each rule.

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    The document discusses the pronunciation of the "-ed" ending in regular past tense verbs in English. It explains that if the verb root ends in "d" or "t", the "-ed" is pronounced as "id"; if it ends in "r", "n", "i" or "l", "-ed" is pronounced as "d"; and for all other verb endings, "-ed" is pronounced as "t". Examples are provided to illustrate each rule.

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    Terminaciones "Ed" Del Past Tense de Verbos Regulares

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    The document discusses the pronunciation of the "-ed" ending in regular past tense verbs in English. It explains that if the verb root ends in "d" or "t", the "-ed" is pronounced as "id"; if it ends in "r", "n", "i" or "l", "-ed" is pronounced as "d"; and for all other verb endings, "-ed" is pronounced as "t". Examples are provided to illustrate each rule.

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    Terminaciones "ed" del Past Tense de verbos regulares

    Si la pronunciacin de los verbos la "ed" se pronuncia como "id"


    termina con "d" o " t"

    to visit (vsit) - visitar visited (vsitid)

    to start (start) - empezar started (startid)

    to want (wnt) - querer wanted (wntid)

    to add (d) - aadir, agregar added (did)

    to hate (jit) - odiar, detestar hated (jitid)

    to rent (rnt) - alquilar rented (rntid)

    to arrest (arrst) - arrestar arrested (arrstid)

    to wait (wit) - esperar waited (witid)

    to rest (rst) - descanzar rested (rstid)

    to accept (akspt) - aceptar accepted (aksptid)

    to eliminate (elminit) - eliminar eliminated (elminitid)

    to decide (disid) - decidir decided (disidid)

    to repeat (ript) - repetir repeated (riptid)

    Si la pronunciacin de los verbos la "ed" se pronuncia como "d"


    termina en "r", " n", " i" o "l"

    to discover (discver) - descubrir discovered (discverd)

    to conquer (cnker) - conquistar conquered (cnkerd)

    to notify (nutifi) - notificar notified (nutifid)

    to specify (spcifi) - especificar specified (spcifid)

    to explore (eksplor) - explorar explored (eksplord)

    to destroy (distri) - destruir destroyed (distrid)

    to sweeten (suten) - endulzar sweetened (sutend)

    to blacken (blken) - ennegrecer blackened (blkend)

    to prefer (prifer) - preferir prefered (priferd)

    to combine (combin) - combinar combined (combind)

    to study (stadi) - estudiar studied (stadid)

    to stay (sti) - permanecer stayed (stid)

    to answer (nser) - responder answered (nserd)

    to clean (clin) - limpiar cleaned (clind)

    to call (col) - llamar called (cold)

    to listen (lsn) - escuchar listened (lsnd)


    Con el resto de las terminaciones: la "ed" se pronuncia como "t"

    to talk (tk) - hablar talked (tkt)

    to walk (uk) - caminar walked (ukt)

    to work (werk) - trabajar worked (werkt)

    to love (lv) - amar loved (lvt)

    to receive (riciv) - recibir received (ricivt)

    to help (jlp) - ayudar, socorrer helped (jlpt)

    to cook (kk) - cocinar cooked (kkt)

    to live (lv) - vivir lived (lvt)

    to dance (dns) - bailar danced (dnst)

    to smoke (smuk) - fumar smoked (smukt)

    to arrive (arriv) - llegar arrived (arrivt)

    to wash (wsh) - lavar washed (wsht)

    to fix (fks) - arreglar, preparar fixed (fkst)

    to park (park) - estacionar parked (parkt)

    to miss (mis) - extraar, perder missed (mst)

    to exercise (ksersis) - hacer ejercicio exercised (ksersist)

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