Master -S & -ED Endings for Voicing & Connected Speech
π Spelling in English isn't transparent! π When you see a final S, you might π£ say /s/, /z/, or /Ιͺz/. π When you see an -ED at the end of a verb in the past tense, or an adjective, it could be π£ /t/, /d/, or /Ιͺd/.
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π§βπ« It's not about the words, it's about the 6 patterns! π And here's one time that English speakers actually follow the rules!π¨ Drill these consonant clusters for automatic muscle memory! π This list has everything you need to master -S and -ED endings.
π§ If you have heard my podcast, THIS is the same π list I reference in my episodes π Connected Speech and π£ Voicing!
π€· These endings in English isn't as black and white as they seem! So, as a π BONUS, the last 2 pages are β‘οΈSpecial Cases and πͺ list of the top 100 most common verbs in English for some extra training!
π Trust me, if you master this list, you'll be on you way to π€© Mastering an American Accent!