过去式加ed的发音_Lucy教您加了ed形式的过去式和过去分词怎么发音

Lucy

英文文本

Look darling, it's not you, it's your... it's your pronunciation! Be honest with me! Have you ever said 'cook-ed, ask-ed, play-ed or want-ed'? Well if you have, you..you need me. Lucy from English with Lucy. My very innovative and creatively named English language Youtube channel. I'm gonna help you with your -ed pronunciation, because it is a difficult concept to grasp,  but I'm sure. If you work hard, You'll be speaking like a native in no time! So if you have already learned how to create the regular past simple or past participle verbs, then you know that you have to take the root infinitive, and then add ed or if the verb already ends of e, just add d. Then one mistake many student make is the pronunciation. Unfortunately with English, you can not pronounce the words how they are written. So, /ed/ played, danced, it doesn't exist. You need to forget about /ed/. I never ever ever want to hear again. So this actually quite a simple way to find how to pronounce each past simple and past participle words. And it all depends on the last consonant sound, not just the letter, it has to be the sound of the root verb. So the first ending sound is /id/-wanted, needed. And we know we have to pronounce /id/ when the last consonant sound of the verb is either t or d. So normally if ends in t or ends in d, we know we need to say /id/. I wanted to go to the toilet beause I needed to pee. That was the first example that came into my head. But I think it is a good real life situation, some gonna keep it. Ok,so the next sound is quite difficult to say beause you actually forget this vowel here. So you just taking away a syllable, you need to remember when you have the ed word, you have to take off this ending and add this one instead. So instead of saying helped, I am saying helped. We can tell which of the consonant sound go with t, beause they are voiceless which means when you say them on their own with our any extra voice, there should no vibration in your voice box. So... These ones go with /d/ instead of /t/, so the different pronunciation is very very subtle. But if you want to sound like a native, you really have to differentiate between the two of these. This one tends to be easier beause you adding an extra syllable. And these ones more advanced,so we got... see I am not adding another syllable, I am just straight on from the consonant to /d/. So two important ones to look at are laughed and loved, the vowel sound is slightly different... Another one that student struggle with is washed and watched. So ideally you not going to want to have to have a conversation in English and studdenly go one second,~ that is. I kissed him. So I think if you keep practicing, you start to get to know which sound goes with which ending. And just make sure no ones listening.

中文文本

亲爱的，不是你，是你的... 这是你的发音！跟我说实话！你有没有说过“烹饪过，问过，玩过或想要过”？好吧，如果有，你..你需要我。露西(英语)和露西(Lucy), 我非常有创意和创意，英语频道，我会帮你的-ed发音，因为这是一个很难理解的概念，但我敢肯定，如果你努力，您将立即像本地人一样说话！如果您已经学习了怎么样制造过去式和过去分词，你知道在动词后面加ed，如果有e的话只加d。许多同学犯的错误就是发音，不幸的是，你不能按照他写的格式去读，你需要忘记/ed/，我再也不想听到这样的发音，有个很简单的对过去式和过去分词的发音，是按照最后一个辅音而不是字母，所以第一个结尾的发音是/id/，当单词最后的辅音是/t/或者/d/，我们得发音/id/，所以通常如果以t或者d，我们知道我们需要读/id/。我想去厕所因为我想方便。这是我第一个想到的例子，但是我想这是一个真实生活中的情况。下一个发音有点不同/t/，因为在这里你实际上忘记了这个元音。所以您把这个音节拿掉并且加上这个，我们能区分哪个辅音跟着t因为他们是不发音的。这些跟着/d/，有点不同，如果你想听起来很地道，你不得不区分这两个。这个比较简单，因为你加了一个字节，而这两个更高级些，我没有加额外的字节，我只是从辅音直接到/d/，重要的一个是laughed和loved，元音听起来稍微的不同，另一个学生们经常困惑的是washed和watched。你不必期望在对话中突然停顿一秒去想，只要练习，你就会知道哪个音已什么结尾，确保没人听到。