Learning English - How To Pronounce Words that End In ED

The video tutorial explains the pronunciation of Ed endings in regular past tense verbs. It covers three pronunciation categories: adding an extra syllable for words ending in 't' or 'd' sounds, using a 't' sound for voiceless endings, and a 'd' sound for voiced endings. The tutorial includes examples and an interactive game to reinforce learning. It concludes with a practice exercise to differentiate between similar-sounding Ed endings.

Which sound does the ED ending make when the preceding sound is 't' or 'd'?

• id

• d

• t

• ed

What type of sound is required before the ED ending to pronounce it as 't'?

• Voiceless

• Voiced

• Vowel

• Consonant

When the ED ending is pronounced as 'd', what is the nature of the preceding sound?

• Voiced

• None of the above

• Voiceless

• Silent

In the game, which word was used to demonstrate the 'id' pronunciation?

• Listened

• Finished

• Watched

• Needed

What is the goal of the game played in the video?

• To get three X's or O's in a row

• To learn new vocabulary

• To pronounce words correctly

• To form sentences

Which word pair was identified as having the same ED ending pronunciation in the practice exercise?

• Asked, Danced

• Finished, Played

• Weighted, Enjoyed

• Stayed, Started

What is the correct pronunciation of the ED ending in 'played'?

• ed

• id

• t

• d

Which of the following words would have an extra syllable when the ED ending is added?

• Played

• Closed

• Worked

• Decided

What is the main focus of the practice exercise in the video?

• Understanding grammar rules

• Learning new words

• Matching ED pronunciations

• Identifying syllables

What is the key takeaway from the video regarding ED endings?

• They are only used in past tense

• They depend on the preceding sound

• They are always pronounced the same

• They add an extra syllable