EPISODE · Jul 12, 2021 · 19 MIN
Train 'ed' word endings to sound like a native English speaker | #069
Do you ever wonder how to pronounce ED when ending a word? There are 3 different sounds used when the letters ED end a word, and each sound has an easy rule for when it is used. If you want to know how ED sounds when ending a word, tune in to learn these three MUST KNOW rules, along with some examples of how you can put this to work!Practice regularly with these idiomatic expressions here to get a feel for it!To be loaded Someone who is wealthyHe always offers to pay, they must be loaded. Packed like sardines Many people stuffed into a small spaceWe were packed like sardines on the subway ride home!Get carried away To lose control of something / oneself Don’t get carried away, you might hurt yourself!Check out my video course on Udemy to kick-start your own AccenTraining!https://www.udemy.com/course/command-the-american-accents-rhythm-and-pronunciation/?referralCode=C96318A268600601A20FCOACH WITH ME 1 ON 1
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Do you ever wonder how to pronounce ED when ending a word? There are 3 different sounds used when the letters ED end a word, and each sound has an easy rule for when it is used. If you want to know how ED sounds when ending a word, tune in to learn these three MUST KNOW rules, along with some examples of how you can put this to work! Practice regularly with these idiomatic expressions here to get a feel for it! To be loaded Someone who is wealthy He always offers to pay, they must be...
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