Speaking English is tricky! But if you can nail one of the most common past tense forms your spoken English will quickly sound more natural! The ED ending in written English keeps things tidy. When we’re spreading English?…not so much! It’s a case study in the way reductions impact spoken English. I’ll explain everything and before you know it you’ll be speaking English more like a native speaker.

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00:00 Introduction
00:05 How the past tense ed ending can disappear in spoken English
00:10 looked
00:20 looked for
01:18 3 different pronunciations of ed endings
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01:47 Rule 1
04:32 Rule 2
05:20 Rule 3
05:47 worked, opened, needed
05:58 more details about Rule 1
07:08 ch
09:17 F
10:02 K
11:09 P
13:20 S
14:50 SH
15:39 TH
16:36 Rachel's conclusion for rule 1
17:19 T Sound Dropped
19:14 Rule 2
23:51 Rule 2 ending sound voiced
30:23 L like in the word drill
32:05 M like in the word bummed
33:54 N
34:23 signed
35:05 drained
36:13 NG
36:24 longed
37:28 voiced TH
37:35 smoothed, bathed
38:30 V like moved
39:21 Z like buzzed
40:36 ZH
40:42 barraged
48:36 Rule 3
49:12 Summary of rule 1 and 2
50:21 ended up
50:33 acted on
51:01 it ended
52:09 flap T heated, dated ,noted, waited
52:56 parted
52:05 alerted
53:10 Flap D
53:18 boarded, worded
53:52 nt+ed, wanted
55:13 counted
55:22 pointed
55:34 planted
55:50 nd+ed
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