April 29
How to pronounce English well?
Don't worry if you don't have a native-English accent. It's important to be able to speak clearly, so that people can understand you. However, it's almost impossible to sound exactly like a native English speaker if you are learning English as an adult in a non-English speaking country.
International Phonetic Alphabet
Pronunciation 1
1. Let's watch a video: The Italian Man Who Went to Malta
March 9
Regular verbs pronunciation in past
In this video you can find how to pronounce regular verbs in past, take notes in your notebook and write what you learned in comments
For more explanation:
https://www.englishclub.com/pronunciation/-ed.htm
Activities to do:
1. First of all go to: http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=7148
2. Watch the video
3. Do the exercises
Write down in comments what you learned in this lesson!
This topic turns out to be of vital importance to be able to initiate talks. I have always been hampered differentiate and recognize the correct pronunciation of the verbs, however, this guide proves to be quite useful. There is only learning and identifying the exceptions, as in any rule.
ResponderEliminarHello!
ResponderEliminarIn this lesson he explain the form pronounce the regular verbs in past, agree with the last letters of the verb in infinitive, I should pronounce each verb, with /-t/,/-d/ or /id/. For example the words that ending in sh,ch,f,k,s,p, in past should be pronounced with /-t/ at the end, words like "watch" or "like".
When the words end in the consonants t or d, then in past should be pronunced with /id/ at the end, words like "want" or "decide".
Finally all the rest the regular verbs should be pronunced with d at the end.
Manuela Velásquez Restrepo
I feel that I need more practice for have a great pronunciation of the regular verbs in past. In case where the words endsin sh,ch,f,k,s,p, for me is a little more complicated
ResponderEliminarthis page, I think that is a page very helpful, because serves for start a conversation, because the pronunciation in past of the some verbs, I find it a little hard. is gratifying to know that this page can help me
ResponderEliminarI believe that I need practice the pronunciation of the verbs ending S or R in past, is dificult know that is the perfect pronunciation in past
ResponderEliminarIn this lesson I learned that there are rules for pronunciation of verbs in the past tense (regular verbs, i.e. when ends in ed), the main idea is how words ended its sound. If it ends in a voiced consonant sound (i. e. B, G, L, M, N, V, Y and Z) the –ED ending should be pronounced like D, if it ends in an unvoiced consonant sound (i. e. K, F, P, SH, CH or X) the –ED ending should be pronounced like T and if it ends in consonant sounds (no letter) T or D, the –ED should be pronounced like ID.
ResponderEliminarIf these rules are not met, then we are adding an extra syllable, it will be a bad pronunciation.