Pronunciation of Regular Past Tense Verbs

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Teacher-Created Worksheets
Level: Intermediate
Fundamentals of English Grammar Ch. 2
PRONUNCIATION OF REGULAR PAST TENSE VERBS
1. Pronounce / t / after all voiceless consonant sounds: / f, k, p, sh, ch, s, x, /, except / t /.
2. Pronounce / d / after all voiced consonant sounds: / b, g, j, l, m, n, r, v, z / and
after vowels / a, e, i, o, u / , except / d /.
3. Pronounce / id / after / t / and / d /.
/t/
ache
ask
cash
check
cook
cough
dance
develop
discuss
dress
endorse
establish
finish
fish
fix
guess
help
hope
introduce
laugh
like
look
miss
park
pass
photograph
pick
practice
produce
promise
pronounce
publish
push
reach
remark
shop
talk
thank
type
/d/
advise
agree
answer
appear
apply
arrange
assume
believe
belong
borrow
burn
buzz
call
cancel
carry
change
clean
climb
close
confirm
conquer
consider
continue
control
cool
copy
cover
deliver
describe
destroy
dial
differ
disappear
double
earn
enable
enjoy
enter
excuse
Pronunication of Regular Past Tense Verbs
Contributed by Jorge Salas Correa, DuocUC
/ id /
love
mail
measure
mention
move
name
offer
open
order
owe
own
perform
plan
play
please
prefer
prepare
preserve
propose
prove
pull
rain
raise
realize
receive
refer
refuse
release
remember
remove
repair
reply
require
reserve
return
sail
satisfy
save
seem
accept
add
afford
anticipate
appoint
appreciate
benefit
collect
complete
create
decide
demand
depend
deposit
distribute
elect
end
estimate
exaggerate
expect
explode
float
graduate
heat
imitate
include
insist
interest
invent
irrigate
land
last
mold
need
need
omit
paint
participate
pollute
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Teacher-Created Worksheets
Level: Intermediate
/t/
walk
wash
watch
wish
work
Fundamentals of English Grammar Ch. 2
/d/
explain
favor
fill
flow
follow
gather
handle
happen
hurry
imagine
improve
increase
join
Pronunication of Regular Past Tense Verbs
Contributed by Jorge Salas Correa, DuocUC
/ id /
serve
shave
shovel
show
smell
smile
snow
spell
stay
suppose
tie
train
travel
predict
present
provide
recommend
relate
remind
rent
repeat
represent
respect
rest
sound
start
state
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