Stop mispronouncing "ED"! | Perfect English Pronunciation

Quickly say these words hmm I'm sure you pronounced this one correctly That was great, you were amazing, but probably not definitely, but you probably pronounced this one wrong. I'm not sure, although repeat it. Yeah, I don't know, relax, she said no. relaxed, say it like that relaxed, good job, so in that word we pronounce the IDI as a sound. Okay, how about this one? Try this. I almost asked you. Say it with me. Ask again. We pronounce that IDI like a tur. There is an easier way to pronounce this word. I know it's hard and I'll come back to this later, but let's move on to the next hmm again, no Khaled, no cold, so in this case we pronounce the IDI as a dirty, cold sound, there are three ways to pronounce the IDI. in past regular verbs, don't mind Edie and what I mean, I mean, okay, anyone, when do I know which sound is which?

I know, I know, I know, don't worry, I'll show you first that we never pronounce IDI like IDI knew it's always like that. wanted to need and it's very weak it's never emphasized, for example I see some teachers teach this and they're like a child needs to do it, that's confusing. I understand that you want to emphasize the different sound at the end, but you are emphasizing the final syllable. and it's confusing, so don't do that, just use your natural voice when teaching IDI sound in your classes. Remember this part, the IDI is never emphasized, so it's not necessary, it was never necessary, okay Lee, but why is it like that sometimes? correct correct correct correct yes, then the reason is the sound at the end of a word, you will pronounce the IDI as an ED if the final sound of the word is in or, for example, desired, necessary, desired, ends in that, needs to end in that, for that reason the IDI will sound like it wants, it is necessary, let's try a little more, wait, hate, finished, excited, voted, wasted, good job, okay, let's try that in a sentence, practice it on me, sorry, I'm late, are you excited for the movie, excited, that's a sound? the IDI got excited I waited an hour for you I waited and waited Sorry, I needed to wait for the necessary bus, duh, it was necessary, yes, well, now you need a new girlfriend because I just ended our relationship, it ended, the other two broke up. sounds for art IDI or dirt these will have a fixed sound kissed walked worked asked again don't worry I know it's hard we'll get back to it laughed helped relax these however have a dirt sound again practice with I use the sound of the dirt played warmed cold lived loved moved clean used followed ok when when I know which sound is which yes sorry, the final sound changes the way the IDI is pronounced, so you pronounce this as if the final sound of the verb is what is called a voiceless sound or a voiceless sound, it is the same and they all have a dirty sound when the final sound of the verb is what is called a voiced sound, voiceless and voiceless, what are those correct voiced sounds when you pronounce them ? a vibration in the throat put your hand here you can feel the vibration correct use ends in a sound then the sound put your hand in your throat you can feel the vibration that means it is a sonorous sound the same with all the others go on ooh I like that sound ooh clean movement love me cold warm mmm play so again all these produce a vibration in the throat so they are all voiced sounds these are the dull sounds or yes, the dull ones it doesn't matter they are the same these do not produce vibration in the throat then fixed arrangement ends in an these one more time with me, let's go through all of them played warmed called lived loved moved cleaned used followed and these fixed kissed walked worked asked Luft helped relaxed seen well yes asked so if you pronounce it slowly and just like a word, practice it slowly with me, but that can be difficult and to be honest you would only pronounce it that way if you said the word alone, but how often does that happen?

You're really going to use this word. in a sentence and when we talk we talk fast and when we talk fast the

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becomes a little more relaxed that's how we would pronounce it naturally in a sentence we would eliminate the sound it sounds like this asked asked I know it sounds weird example question sentence oh she asked me if I was free you're talking fast that's how I would say he asked he asked me the time so again when you talk fast the

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is a little more relaxed okay cool now you know all the rules say these sentences with me

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ly I mean, of course, of course, but in a conversation, how do I know if it should be advice or a sound of attention?

I don't want to have to think, is this with voice or without voice? What is your advice? You know, that guy he is. great question and uh no, but it's actually a good question, you're going to ask it, so I'll answer it here, obviously, you can't remember all the verbs and remember, if it's voiced or voiceless, you won't. It's not a rule that you should actively think about when speaking. No, this is just a pronunciation rule that you should keep in mind. For example, if you made mistakes with any of those verbs from before, try to use them naturally in your next conversation using the correct pronunciation that's all, you don't need to do more than that, just keep it in mind, but yes, it's time to try , say these prayers with me just try it, don't worry if you make mistakes, repeat it with me, they fixed my phone, they fixed my phone I went out with this guy last night yesterday was amazing we relaxed we watched a movie we relaxed we watched a movie I said I loved her I said I loved her I loved him I unfollowed him I unfollowed him she laughed when I kissed her she laughed when I kissed her I blocked him I blocked him now we get to the really interesting stuff connected speech let's try a little assimilation this is when the final sound of a word becomes joins the initial sound of the next word and they merge and have a little baby sound that sounds different, for example, you know that in kiss there is no voice, so Edie is a sound when we combine it with the next word, which is a sound Ya, those have a little sound, baby, that sounds like this, try it on me easily, who kissed? you kiss chu, you kiss chu, then kiss sounds like a separate word from Chu, right, kiss - who kissed you, say it with me who kissed you, so that's it - yeah, right, what's up with that?

What does that mean? Well, let's take the example. I called you. Hey. I called you yesterday that sounds like a robot so dirt in the year sounds that little baby sounds like J I called you call Joo I called you I called you yesterday I needed you connected speak not necessary but a good idea to help your speech sound more fluent so I'm a broader example with a longer sentence using a few different sounds think about connected speech then say it with me you went on a date you relaxed you watched a movie and then you ate cookies but then she never called you Wow Mae she used you for your cookies if you want to know more about connected speech.

I made a huge video. You can find the link here. Click here to watch a video about connected speech. Well, final test, how would you say this? I asked you a question. You have a question, remember that we don't need that sound in Ask and the T is assimilated to year in ti chu. I asked you a question. There is also more connected speech here, but watch that video again, you will understand everything, so if you are in an English class right now try to write a dialogue between some people try to include all these different sounds and then practice it also show me how good your pronunciation in your Instagram stories tag me a dad in them, teach me and I will repost the The best will see you in the next class.