Pronunciation of past tense ending -ed
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Do some exercises to practise:
Past simple regular verbs 3
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Pronunciation of past tense ending -ed
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Aquí tenéis las letras del alfabeto inglés para que practiquéis la pronunciación y de paso aprendáis o repaséis algunas palabras de vocabulario.
Here you have the letters of the English alphabet for you to practise the pronunciation and at the same time learn or revise some vocabulary
This is a long vowel sound. The usual spelling is:
or : sport, door
al: talk, small
aw: saw, draw
But we can find it in other words like: water, four, bought, thought.
To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:
This is a short vowel sound. The usual spelling is:
o : hot, stop, long, not,
But also:
what, watch, want
To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:
This is a diphthong, a double vowel sound.The usual spelling is :
o : home, drove, old, don't
oa: road, toast, coat, boat
To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:
Click on the following link to practise the difference between the long o sound, like in "horse" and the diphthong, like in "phone":
Click on the following link to practise the difference between the short o sound, like in "clock" and the diphthong, like in "phone":
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Usual spelling:
air: airport, stairs, fair, hair
are: square, careful
Watch this BBC video about the pronunciation of this sound.
You can practise the difference between /ea/ and /ai/ clicking on the following link:
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Long /i:/ This is a long wovel sound. The usual spelling is:
ee meet, three
ea speak, eat
e me, we
This is a short wovel sound. The usual spelling is :
i his, this, film
But also : English, women, busy
You can study these and other wovel sounds in the following links:
Listen to the difference between these two sounds:
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| SHIP |
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| SHEEP |
SHEEP or SHIP
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This is a short vowel sound, the usual spelling is:
u bus, lunch, lucky
ugly, run, cut
but you can also find it in the following words:
come, brother, son, does, youngWatch this BBC video to learn more about the pronunciation of this sound:
Click on the link below to practise a bit more the difference between the sounds ( it is a bit difficult to distinguish at this level so don't worry too much):
LINK: CUT or CAT
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Let's revise and practise these sounds:
This is a short vowel sound. The usual spelling is:
a thanks, flat
black , cat
have, stampTo learn more about this sound watch the following video:
This is a long vowel sound. The usual spelling is:
ar garden, party, start
a father, glasses,dance
but also:
aunt To learn more about this sound watch the following video:
To practise the difference between these two sounds click on the following link:
To listen to all the sounds click on the symbols you will find in the following link:
English sounds phonemic chart
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listen to this sound:
This is a long vowel sound. The ususal spelling is:er her, verb
ir bird, first, third
ur nurse, turn
but also:
learn, work, word, world
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