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There are two kinds of verbs in the past simple

There are two kinds of verbs in the past simple. irregular verbs. regular verbs. -ed ending in (+). different form in (+). eat. ate. love. loved /d/ . watched /t/. go. watch. went. post. posted / I d/. buy. bought. Grammar : Past S imple

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There are two kinds of verbs in the past simple

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  1. There are two kinds of verbs in the past simple irregular verbs regular verbs -ed ending in (+) different form in (+) eat ate love loved /d/ watched /t/ go watch went post posted /Id/ buy bought

  2. Grammar : Past Simple The past tense of regular verbs is S + verb 2 I wanted the ipod The past simple negative is S + didn’t + verb 1 She didn’t remember the ipod The past simple questions form is did + S + verb 1 Did you pack my digital camera? Yes, I did No, I didn’t

  3. There are 3 different ways to pronounce “-ed” /d/ /t/ /id/ traveled arrived cleaned invited decided asked liked watched helped smoked Where will you put : enjoyed packed remembered stayed wanted?

  4. Pronunciation If a verb ends with a voiced consonant or vowel sound, then –ed is pronounced /d/ Voiced sound : – l – v – n – m – r – b – v – g – w – y – z – and vowel sounds (diphthongs) e.g. opened, played, carried, answered If a verb ends with an unvoiced consonant, then –ed is pronounced /t/ Unvoiced sound :– p – k – s – ch – sh – f – x – h – e.g. watched, cooked, washed, fixed Only when a verb ends with t or d, then –ed is pronounced /Id/ e.g. wanted, needed, visited

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