Saying "d" or "ed" in English's Past Tense | American Pronunciation Practice

Despite it being called "simple past," pronouncing the past tense in English can be tricky. Native speakers will unknowingly switch up how they say the -ed ending. In this video, we break down four rules to make you sound more fluent when using the past tense. //Links Serious about reaching English fluency? Check out our membership program: Fluency Fast Track! yourfluencyfasttrack.com/ Join our email list for weekly learning tips, encouragement, and free practice! waiguofriendsenglish.ck.page/email-sign-up Need some extra reading practice? Check out our blog here! waiguofriendsenglish.com/blog/ //Chapters 1:06 -ed after a voiced consonant 2:17 -ed after a voiceless consonant 2:54 -ed after a "d" or "t" 4:09 -ed after a vowel 5:33 Practice //What to Watch Next Should I Say "ally" or "ly" for Words Like "Physically"?    • Should I Say "ally" or "ly" for Words...   Interview With an English Learner Who Made It to Fluency!    • Interview With an English Learner Who...   Tag Questions | 5 reasons why they're harder than you expected    • Tag Questions | 5 reasons why they're...   //Music The Stars Are Shining Simon Jomphe Lepine Found on Storyblocks

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