ED ENDING WORDS | How to pronounce words ending in ED | /id/ /d/ /t/ sound | Learn with examples

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Refused, suffered and introduced what category does it fall into?🙏🏻

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Refused and suffered are pronounced with /d/ and introduced is /t/.
In refused and suffered, both words have a voiced consonant before it (/z/ and /ɹ/ respectively).
In introduced, the consonant before the d is /s/

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How ending" ed" sound be pronounced as"t"not acceptable .

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The word that ends with k, f, p, s, sh, ch, we pronounce (t) The word that ends with d, t is pronounced (id) The word ends with the rest of the letters and is pronounced (d) You can see from the examples

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