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Spelling and pronunciation of the regular past tenses - Contenido educativo
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Okay, hello everybody. Today we are going to look at the regular past tenses, how to write them, the spelling rules, and how to pronounce them, okay?
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These two things need a lot of practice, no? Before, of course, it's not learning by heart the rules, just practice, but you have them, okay?
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So let's see the spelling rules. When we have a verb that ends in e in the infinitive form, we only need to add the d. Live, lived, stir, stirred. When they end in vowel plus y, we add ed. Stay, stayed, played, played.
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When it ends in consonant, plus y, ok, we change the y to an i and add ed.
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Try, tried.
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Carry, carried.
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So again, notice the difference.
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Vowel, y, we add ed only.
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Consonant Y, we need to change the Y into an I and add ED. When we have one syllable, not,
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with a single vowel and ending in single consonant, ok, to make the past for adding the ED, we need
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to double the final consonant. You see? Now we have two Ds and then we add ED.
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Not, noted. Ripped, ripped. And finally we have when we have two syllables, commit,
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and the stress is on the second syllable, okay, here, and ends in single consonant,
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only one T. To be able to make the past or to write it, we need to double the
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consonant to Ts and add ED. Commit, committed. Prefer, preferred. Sorry, what
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about the pronunciation of these regular past tenses? Okay, we have three ways in
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which the past tense can be pronounced. Let's see. When the infinitive form of
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the verb ends in voiceless sounds, that is to say p, okay, in p, in a k, in an s, th, sh, f, x or h,
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these are consonants we have which are voiceless, okay? Then we pronounce the ed
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as a T so ask asked brush brushed dress dressed finish finished stop stopped of
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course you have no you don't have to do it like that no asked brushed dressed
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finished stopped yes notice here again one syllable okay
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one single a consonant and only I mean one single vowel and then ending in one
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consonant we double it and add ed. When the infinitive form of the verb ends in
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voiceless sounds such as the l v n m r b v g w y and vowel sounds in this case
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we pronounce the ED as a D okay agree agreed allow allowed answer answered
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cold cold enjoy enjoyed and finally the third way in which we can pronounce the
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ED ending is in ID okay if the last sound in the infinitive verb is a T or a
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D. There is where we use this. Count, counted. Afford, afforded. End, ended. Expect, expected.
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Invite, invited. Okay? So again, this is all for...
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- Autor/es:
- Paula García Fuoli
- Subido por:
- Paula G.
- Licencia:
- Dominio público
- Visualizaciones:
- 160
- Fecha:
- 13 de octubre de 2020 - 19:54
- Visibilidad:
- Público
- Centro:
- CP INF-PRI PLÁCIDO DOMINGO
- Duración:
- 04′ 44″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 16:10 El estándar usado por los portátiles de 15,4" y algunos otros, es ancho como el 16:9.
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- 67.38 MBytes
