Hi Isabel I´m really impressed bearin in mind that we have´t given the rules for the pronunciation yet. There´s only a spelling mistake in pushied ( pushed). Advised is /d/ you are right. Great, fantasti well-donec.
Hi Ana I thing the pronunciation is that /d/:cried,deserved,discussed,faced, grieved,inspired,jumped,kissed, matched,missed,moved,needed,offered played,threatened,seized,veiled /t/:like,kicked /ed/:acted,complicated,dated,hated, expected,inflated,wanted By
What I have found interesting in this topic is that several people do not know the rules for the three different kinds of pronounciation of the -ed ending. Right now I am doing a paper on this and I am having a hard time finding exercises about one sound only.
Hola Ana
ResponderEliminarEsto creo que es así.
/d/: denied, grieved, inspired, velied, cried, moved, offered, seized, believed, deserved, played, threatened.
/t/: discussed, kissed, missed, pushied,jumped,liked,faced,kicked,matched, washed.
/id/: acted, complicated, offended, decided, expected, hated, wanted, dated, inflated, needed.
advised: creo que estará en el grupo de sonido /d/ porque he buscado la pronunciacion y termina en sonido /z/ pero no estoy segura.
Saludos
Hi Isabel
ResponderEliminarI´m really impressed bearin in mind that we have´t given the rules for the pronunciation yet. There´s only a spelling mistake in pushied
( pushed). Advised is /d/ you are right. Great, fantasti well-donec.
Hi Ana
ResponderEliminarI thing the pronunciation is that
/d/:cried,deserved,discussed,faced,
grieved,inspired,jumped,kissed,
matched,missed,moved,needed,offered
played,threatened,seized,veiled
/t/:like,kicked
/ed/:acted,complicated,dated,hated,
expected,inflated,wanted
By
Hi Ana
ResponderEliminarI think that
/id/: acted, complicated, offended, decided, expected, hated, wanted, dated, inflated, needed
The rest of verbs have pronunciation /d/ and /t/
Viviana and Mercedes ,well-done. Keep practising!!!
ResponderEliminarWhat I have found interesting in this topic is that several people do not know the rules for the three different kinds of pronounciation of the -ed ending. Right now I am doing a paper on this and I am having a hard time finding exercises about one sound only.
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