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    Ed Pronunciation

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    The document provides a pronunciation guide for words ending in "-ed" in English. It explains that "-ed" is pronounced as /t/ after voiceless sounds like "p", "k", "s", and as /d/ after voiced sounds like "b", "g", "v". It then lists examples of words to demonstrate the pronunciation rules for "-ed" endings.

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    The document provides a pronunciation guide for words ending in "-ed" in English. It explains that "-ed" is pronounced as /t/ after voiceless sounds like "p", "k", "s", and as /d/ after voiced sounds like "b", "g", "v". It then lists examples of words to demonstrate the pronunciation rules for "-ed" endings.

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    The document provides a pronunciation guide for words ending in "-ed" in English. It explains that "-ed" is pronounced as /t/ after voiceless sounds like "p", "k", "s", and as /d/ after voiced sounds like "b", "g", "v". It then lists examples of words to demonstrate the pronunciation rules for "-ed" endings.

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    The document provides a pronunciation guide for words ending in "-ed" in English. It explains that "-ed" is pronounced as /t/ after voiceless sounds like "p", "k", "s", and as /d/ after voiced sounds like "b", "g", "v". It then lists examples of words to demonstrate the pronunciation rules for "-ed" endings.

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    I.E.S. Carlos Cano, Los Barrios

    PRONUNCIATION OF ED
    /t/ /d/ /id/
    We pronounce / id / after /d / and / t / sounds. We pronounce / d / after We pronounce / t / after voiced sounds: voiceless sounds: / b / , /g /, / v /, /z/ , / p /, / k /, / s /, / f / and /m/, /n /, / l /, / r / , voiceless / th / sound voiced / th / sound and all vowels.

    Stopped Loo ed !ashed !atched Li ed !al ed 'elped !or ed Changed Missed )ela*ed S,iled Cleaned

    Learned Listened "la#ed En$o#ed Li%ed Sta#ed (pened Lo%ed Learned Called +rri%ed

    Decided !anted Started !aited &isited In%ited

    English Teacher: Mercedes Gonzlez Delgado

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