(id) End with t, d (t) Unvoiced consonants : x, k, ss, p, f, c, sh, ch, gh (d) Voiced consonants : v, b, g, z, j, r, l, m, n vowels, dipthongs : y, w, ai, a, e, i, o, u Hope it helps!
you're the best English teacher i've ever seen in my life ... thank you a lot, hold onto your work it can helps very people to improving so fast as i did too :)
I’m english and even I’m learning something (I found this because I realized I was pronouncing a word wrong). 🤣 This guy is good. I think you guys learning will do well. Now I need someone who will teach me a second language as well as this guy is teaching you.
Very good, concise, and short explanation! Thank you. Most all of the other videos I found for helping my student were 10 minutes long. It's not necessary. Good job!
It's taken me a while to find the right video for my students and yours is the clearest one. The only thing missing is an example of a verb ending in "ss" to put in the column with the "t" ending sound. Well-done video!
An easy way to remember the rule is, if a word doesn't end in d or t, and it ends in an unvoiced sound (Your can touch your throat and your vocal cords don't vibrate) the word ends in in another unvoiced sound, T. If it ends a voiced sound other than D, the end sound is D.
Only teaching words with ed ending one by one can not meet my English learning needs at all. Anyway thank you a lot for kindness to teach. I am longing for your detailed teaching of how to read it in day-to-day English like I just followed the recipe. May I have the honor from you on CZcams?
Hi! I'm from Hungary, and my english teacher at the qurantine send your, and am other teacher's video, and he made a voting about who's video is the better, which one is the video what i understand the most. And i answered yours. What a good memory. I was only a fifth grader lol. (Before anyone starts saying i didn't supposed to learn this or something else, in hungary, the fifth graders are 11 years old.) (Idk if there is another age group for the grades in other countries)
thank you, please do the same for the letter I and the letter E ( how many sounds they have, when and how they change sound just what you did with ed ending)
Almost everybody says that the hardest thing to learn English is its pronunciation. I know grammatica Englishl rules and pronunciation aren't easy. That's the reason why it's interesting studying English. I love how the words sound, so, I listen American music, I hear news in English, and I watch this kind of videos.
1) Base verb ending in sound without throat vibration /tch, sh, sss, p, xs,ff/ = ''T'' sound 2) Base verb ending in /t, d/ sound = ''ID'' eg wanted, needed, waited, pasted, fasted, etc. 3) Base verb ending in any throat vibration sound = ''D'' sound eg all other verbs
Find → Found Found → Founded (think of foundation / establish) Fine - Fined (a punishment imposed for breaking a law. "I was fined because I parked where I wasn't supposed to.")
I heard from another teacher that if we aren't sure what is the correct pronunciation between d or t just pronounce as a t when the word doesn't make a vibration in our trouth.. Like fixed.. T sound other exemple tried D sound..
This is an amazing video. I am eternally grateful for this. The best one so far. By the way, I have one question. Although we should pronounce the "ED" ending as "ID" when the last sound is "t" or "d" I keep hearing the ending being pronounced as "ED" instead of "ID". Are my ears deceiving me? Thank you in advance! Have a lovely day
« The bear jumped out of its cage and into the crowd. She must have realized that this was her best chance to escape. The bear’s trainer looked as though he were about to faint from the terror of it all; it seemed like his worst nightmare come true. He scrambled to his feet and started waving his hands and shouting to get the bear’s attention. She stopped her wild rampage only for a moment at the sound of her trainer’s pleas. She quickly turned back to the crowd and resumed knocking people to the floor. The trainer suddenly had an idea. He reached into his pocket and pulled from it a large chocolate covered treat - a known favorite of the bear. He shouted the bear's name once more and she turned to face him. She saw the treat and ran in full gallop towards him. He threw the treat into the cage and the bear followed. He locked the door behind her and fell to the floor in relief. Apparently, the bear valued food more than freedom. »
I'm also an English teacher in Brazil and I've loved Adam's videos. But I have to be honest on this one. Being explained as it is, for most of Brazilian students it may be difficult to understand this rule. I've taught the rules for the ED sound according to the last sound of the verbs, if the last sound is voiced we pronounce the ED as a D and if it is unvoiced we say it as a T, and last case it's Id if we got a TED or DED ending. Is the rule valid, Teacher Adam?
I think if the last letter is voiced "using the vocal cords" Like D,G,R then it will be 'ed' Like he said: Managed, fired And if the last letter is voiceless "without using the voiceless" Like: F,s,k then it will be 'T' kicked, dropped
Hi. I have a student who is Spanish and really emphasises the -ED sounding. Like "jogged" becomes "JoggEd". and I cant get him to silence that E. Please help. Love your videos.
(id)
End with t, d
(t)
Unvoiced consonants : x, k, ss, p, f, c, sh, ch, gh
(d)
Voiced consonants : v, b, g, z, j, r, l, m, n
vowels, dipthongs : y, w, ai, a, e, i, o, u
Hope it helps!
ohh, u helping me a lot:)) thank u
Why naked is pronounced with [id]!!
Exception?
@@petermayescreampsahlius9750 ikr, im really confused now, idk if what she wrote was true or not
@@petermayescreampsahlius9750 because its an adjective (if you know what an adjective is you’ll get it)
It helps a lot, thanks!
you're the best English teacher i've ever seen in my life ... thank you a lot, hold onto your work it can helps very people to improving so fast as i did too :)
Absolutely true
I’m english and even I’m learning something (I found this because I realized I was pronouncing a word wrong). 🤣
This guy is good. I think you guys learning will do well. Now I need someone who will teach me a second language as well as this guy is teaching you.
Thanks Adam, you have made clear to me the differences among the -ed sounds.
Thanks! My Thai students really have problems with -ed!
I will teach this lesson, in my next class.
As a Thai, I really do
Thank you very much! been looking for this my entire time learning English, yet no one taught this in English or ESL classes
7 years later they still haven't 😐
Thanks for your video Mr. Adam! It is very helpful! I have much time wanting to learn this, and watching at your video makes it much easier for me.
Very good, concise, and short explanation! Thank you. Most all of the other videos I found for helping my student were 10 minutes long. It's not necessary. Good job!
Hey, I am from Brazil, and I've been watching your videos... I just loved it! I also have been practicing and learning a looooot!!! Congratulations =)
Dose “loved" means that you loved his videos in the past, and now you don't love ?
It's taken me a while to find the right video for my students and yours is the clearest one. The only thing missing is an example of a verb ending in "ss" to put in the column with the "t" ending sound. Well-done video!
Hello, i am brazilian, im studying for my english test...
Ur vid helped me so much, thanks!!!
Easy, simple and direct. Thank you!
Thanks a lot, Mr. Adam. You made TRANSCRIPT till the last and is very glad !!!
I can use it as a textbook.
you always make easer things!! thanks...
Great job, Adam! Thanks for such interesting videos
Thank you Mr: Adam for this lesson
Still alive?
It is very important to practice after watch the video. They are doing great job thanks.
This lesson came from heavens for me.
Believe me .Me too
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This is the one, I was looking.It's really helpful for me.Thank u so so so so much.
I love your lessons!
An easy way to remember the rule is, if a word doesn't end in d or t, and it ends in an unvoiced sound (Your can touch your throat and your vocal cords don't vibrate) the word ends in in another unvoiced sound, T. If it ends a voiced sound other than D, the end sound is D.
From Tanzania thanks brother 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
You are such a nice guy, thank you for so useful lesson!
Thanks Adam!! I really understood .. Greetings from Venezuela !
Thanks teacher, I think you had a great idea by put subtitles. Because I'm learnig English.
Thannk you so much Adam. You are great.! Thanks to you my English es improving every day.
ADAM, THANKS, THANKS A LOT. CAME FROM HEAVEN, YOU AND YOUR EXPLANATIONS.
Very clear explanation. Just what I was looking for. Thanks a lot.
Recently I was truly concerned about this -ed ending, this video is exactly what I need!
i like your pronunciation so much cause i think it's pretty important. thank you a million:)
Thank you Adam!
wooo I really appreciate you, I finally understood how to pronounce ed Thanks thanks
Helped me a lot! Thanks!
Hello Adam... Uuuh, I needed this class several years ago. In my country, we say something like "Never it's too late to learn"...
Thank you Mr: Adam for this lesson. I was pronouncing only T with verbs end with K like pick. Now it is different :D
Only teaching words with ed ending one by one can not meet my English learning needs at all. Anyway thank you a lot for kindness to teach. I am longing for your detailed teaching of how to read it in day-to-day English like I just followed the recipe. May I have the honor from you on CZcams?
Hi! I'm from Hungary, and my english teacher at the qurantine send your, and am other teacher's video, and he made a voting about who's video is the better, which one is the video what i understand the most. And i answered yours. What a good memory. I was only a fifth grader lol. (Before anyone starts saying i didn't supposed to learn this or something else, in hungary, the fifth graders are 11 years old.) (Idk if there is another age group for the grades in other countries)
Thank You Mrs. Adam. Very useful video.
Easy and quick explanation! Thumb up
good clas, the diferent maners to khow the pronuntiation of verb past. thanks you teacher
Perfect class, Could you do a video explaining how it sounds in a sentence because in many cases this D or T never appears or is very soft. Thank you!
All "t"s become "d"s in a sentence until the end. "Eat it" sounds like eedit.
I finally understood!!!!!! Thank you ❤❤❤❤
Very useful lesson. Thanks Adam
Thanks for the lesson!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH. IT REALLY HELPED ME🥺💜❤👍
Great lesson
very useful teaching!
Thank u so much! I needed that explanation
Adam You Are The Best
Thank you it's a great lesson :)
Fr
thank you, please do the same for the letter I and the letter E ( how many sounds they have, when and how they change sound just what you did with ed ending)
You're the best one, man!
Excellent class! Useful!
I love the way you explain. Thanks!
Thank you!!!! Made it só easy!!
thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! clear explanations!!! wonderful pronunciation!!!!
Thanks, it really helped me!
Almost everybody says that the hardest thing to learn English is its pronunciation.
I know grammatica Englishl rules and pronunciation aren't easy. That's the reason why it's interesting studying English. I love how the words sound, so, I listen American music, I hear news in English, and I watch this kind of videos.
Nice job! Thank you so much, Adam!
Quick useful vid. Thanks!
1) Base verb ending in sound without throat vibration /tch, sh, sss, p, xs,ff/ = ''T'' sound 2) Base verb ending in /t, d/ sound = ''ID'' eg wanted, needed, waited, pasted, fasted, etc. 3) Base verb ending in any throat vibration sound = ''D'' sound eg all other verbs
It is very useful for me, thanks a lot.
thank you teacher
It's very difficult
Same here
Kelly Angelita Yes ahahaha
NO ITS EASY
Remember, it’s not your mom language. It’s fine to say it wrong
hey teacher thanks so much for alll your videos, they're amazing and they had too helped me in my process
I'm happy to have subtitles in Portuguese
Thanks Adam...
Thank you so much from Iraq
Very clear...You're awesome
This is gold, thanks teacher.
Thank you so much
Find → Found
Found → Founded (think of foundation / establish)
Fine - Fined (a punishment imposed for breaking a law. "I was fined because I parked where I wasn't supposed to.")
So?
thanks a lot Very clear
Thank you sir❤
That's what I have been looking for.. Thx man
Excellent class!!
I heard from another teacher that if we aren't sure what is the correct pronunciation between d or t just pronounce as a t when the word doesn't make a vibration in our trouth.. Like fixed.. T sound other exemple tried D sound..
Thank you Adam
Thanks a lot, Adam!
This was very helpful. Thank you so much!
Thank you
This is an amazing video.
I am eternally grateful for this. The best one so far.
By the way, I have one question.
Although we should pronounce the "ED" ending as "ID" when the last sound is "t" or "d" I keep hearing the ending being pronounced as "ED" instead of "ID".
Are my ears deceiving me?
Thank you in advance!
Have a lovely day
Thank you! Excellent video! :)
Thank you SO much!!!!
« The bear jumped out of its cage and into the crowd. She must have realized that this was her best chance to escape. The bear’s trainer looked as though he were about to faint from the terror of it all; it seemed like his worst nightmare come true. He scrambled to his feet and started waving his hands and shouting to get the bear’s attention. She stopped her wild rampage only for a moment at the sound of her trainer’s pleas. She quickly turned back to the crowd and resumed knocking people to the floor. The trainer suddenly had an idea. He reached into his pocket and pulled from it a large chocolate covered treat - a known favorite of the bear. He shouted the bear's name once more and she turned to face him. She saw the treat and ran in full gallop towards him. He threw the treat into the cage and the bear followed. He locked the door behind her and fell to the floor in relief. Apparently, the bear valued food more than freedom. »
I really like your way .. Sir, Dont you have a group chat so we can practice ? I have another questions ... where can I ask you ?
Thank you Adam. I do like your videos.
God bless you
Thanks a lot
yes thank you you savaed my life
I'm also an English teacher in Brazil and I've loved Adam's videos. But I have to be honest on this one. Being explained as it is, for most of Brazilian students it may be difficult to understand this rule. I've taught the rules for the ED sound according to the last sound of the verbs, if the last sound is voiced we pronounce the ED as a D and if it is unvoiced we say it as a T, and last case it's Id if we got a TED or DED ending. Is the rule valid, Teacher Adam?
Isso é tão difícil que eu precisei recorrer a um nativo😭
Thank you very much, teacher!🍓🇧🇷
eu tb kkkkkkkkkk
I think if the last letter is voiced "using the vocal cords"
Like D,G,R then it will be 'ed'
Like he said: Managed, fired
And if the last letter is voiceless "without using the voiceless"
Like: F,s,k then it will be 'T'
kicked, dropped
Or can use your intonation, you can just try to find what sounds the most logical
you are the best ,thanks engvid
thanks a lot master 🙏🏽
Good job
Wow. That's awesome. Thank you!
Hi. I have a student who is Spanish and really emphasises the -ED sounding. Like "jogged" becomes "JoggEd". and I cant get him to silence that E. Please help. Love your videos.
Eu gostei, se praticar dar para diferenciar o som ed, que de inicio aparentemente parece a mesma coisa
*This is my thirty-ninth lesson!*
thank you