British English Past Simple Regular Verb Endings - Learn English

Become a Britlisher and activate your learning: https://britlish.com/amember/signup Learn how to say this tricky English word. The pronunciation does not match the spelling, as with many words in English. This is why we use the IPA symbols in English dictionaries, but not in dictionaries for most other languages. If you would like to learn more about the British English IPA chart so that you can improve your pronunciation skills and speak like a Britlish native, please become a Britlisher by clicking the link above. At https://britlish.com you will find a lot of great, high-quality English learning material to help you with your English studies. You will particularly enjoy the English Activation Packs which are entire courses in one pack. Pay What You Want. At Britlish.com, all my professionally produced teaching material can be had for the price you want to pay. From just €1, you can add any of my great English learning material to your library. I’m an experienced, qualified, native British English teacher specialising in accent reduction and pronunciation improvement. I have taught numerous students across the world using Skype and other useful technologies. If you would like to have private English classes with me, visit https://britlish.com for more details. This video lesson will show all students how easy it is to always pronounce the ed ending as either /id/, /t/ or /d/. Watch this video a few times and you will be sounding like a native English speaker before you can say "I have learned the secret!" (without the extra syllable in learned) This video was created to answer a question by Maria (YouTube name - rockmusicM), a student in Spain, so all thanks due to Maria.