How to say -ed endings in English

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Re-bonjour, je suis Adam. Bienvenue sur www.engvid.com. La leçon d'aujourd'hui est à nouveau la prononciation. Nous

want to look at the way words that end in "ed" sound. Okay? A lot of the people ask

voulons examiner la façon dont les mots qui se terminent par "ed" sonnent. D'accord? Beaucoup de gens

me how do different words sound because sometimes they can't understand the "ed" ending; they

me demandent comment sonnent différents mots parce que parfois ils ne peuvent pas comprendre la terminaison « ed » ; ils

don't hear it. Okay? That is because "ed" ending words end in three different sounds:

ne l'entendent pas. D'accord? C'est parce que les mots de fin "ed" se terminent par trois sons différents :

the "d", "de"; the "t", "te"; the "id", "id". Okay?

le "d", "de" ; le "t", "te" ; le "identifiant", "identifiant". D'accord?

Now, how do you know when to use which? It all basically works on the last sound before

Maintenant, comment savez-vous quand utiliser quoi ? Tout fonctionne essentiellement sur le dernier son avant

the "ed". If you go through the whole alphabet, you can put every word into one of these categories.

le "ed". Si vous parcourez tout l'alphabet, vous pouvez mettre chaque mot dans l'une de ces catégories.

Let's start with a short one: "id". When a word ends in "t" and you want to add the "ed"

Commençons par un court : "id". Lorsqu'un mot se termine par "t" et que vous souhaitez y ajouter le "ed

to it or when a word ends in "d" and you want to add an "ed" ending to it, it's always going

" ou lorsqu'un mot se termine par "d" et que vous souhaitez lui ajouter une terminaison "ed", il

to sound like "id", "tid", "did", "wanted", "founded". Why? Because "t" and "d" are too

sonnera toujours comme "id" , "tid", "fait", "voulait", "fondé". Pourquoi? Parce que "t" et "d" sont trop

close to that last sound of "d", so we need an extra little sound, an extra little syllable

proches de ce dernier son de "d", nous avons donc besoin d'un petit son supplémentaire, une petite syllabe supplémentaire

almost to separate the two sounds. "Wanted", "founded", "found", "founded". Okay? So those

presque pour séparer les deux sons. "Recherché", "fondé", "trouvé", "fondé". D'accord? Ce

are those two.

sont donc ces deux-là.

Next, we'll go to the "t" sound. When a... The last letter, when a word ends in a "s"

Ensuite, nous allons passer au son "t". Quand un... La dernière lettre, quand un mot se termine par un son "s

sound, the last letter is an "s" or an "x" in this case, then this... The "d" sounds

", la dernière lettre est un "s" ou un "x" dans ce cas, alors ceci... Le "d" sonne

like a "t". Again, hard to switch the tongue in time to get the "d" sound, we get the "t":

comme un " t". Encore une fois, difficile de changer de langue à temps pour obtenir le son "d", on obtient le "t":

"fixed", "kicked', "dropped", "sniffed". Okay? "Fixed", "kicked", "dropped", "sniffed". "s",

"fixed", "kicked", "dropped", "sniffed". Okay ? "Fixed", "kicked", "lâché", "sniffé". Les sons de fin "s",

"k", "p", "f" ending sounds go with a "t" ending for the "ed".

"k", "p", "f" vont avec une fin "t" pour le "ed".

Most of the other sounds come into the "d" sound. "Managed", "fired", "halved", "jogged",

La plupart des autres sons entrent dans le son "d". . "Managed", "fired", "halved", "jogged",

"filled", "doomed", "fined". "j" or "g", soft "g", "r", "v", "g" - oh, that's the hard "g",

"filled", "doomed", "fined". "j" ou "g", soft "g", "r", "v", "g" - oh, c'est le "g" dur,

that's a soft "g" - "l", "m", "n". All of these words that end... Words that end in

c'est un "g" doux - "l", "m", "n". Tous ces mots qui se terminent... Les mots qui se terminent par

these sounds, add the "ed", sounds like a "d". "Managed", "fired", "halved", "jogged",

ces sons, ajoutez le "ed", sonne comme un "d". "Managed", "fired", "halved", "jogged",

"filled", "doomed", "fined".

"filled", "doomed", "fined".

Let's go over the whole list again. "Managed", "fixed", "wanted", "founded", "kicked", "fired",

Reprenons toute la liste. "Managed" , "fixé", "recherché", "fondé", "coup de pied", "renvoyé",

"halved", "dropped", "sniffed", "jogged", "filled", "doomed", "fined". Okay?

"réduit de moitié", "abandonné", "sniffé", "joggé", "rempli", "condamné", "condamné".

That's all there is to it. Practice these. Any word that you get that you... That has

an "ed" ending, you're not sure how to pronounce it: which category is it in? What is the last

letter or the last sound before the "ed"? Find out which category it's in, that's your

, ou le dernier son avant es-tu le "ed" ? Découvrez dans quelle catégorie il se trouve, c'est votre

ending sound. Okay?

son de fin. D'accord?

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