How to pronounce past tense words that end with ed

How to pronounce past tense words that end with ed
Hello! I originally created this lesson on the Hallo Speak English app. I wanted to recreate it here so you can practice and review it when needed. When we have simple past tense verbs English learners often mispronounce the ending "ed" sound because they want to say what they see.
However, there are some general rules which will work MOST of the time. In this video, I cover how to read and say past tense verbs that end in 'ed' such as melted, huffed, baked, banded, banned. If you memorize and practice these general rules you will sound more like a native English speaker.
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