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JOHN AND SARAH FREE MATERIALS (C) 1996

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               PRONUNCIATION OF REGULAR PAST VERBS

The pronunciation of regular past verbs depends on the last sound in
the word. If your voicebox is vibrating it is a voiced sound.
If your voicebox is not vibrating it is called an unvoiced sound.
Here is a way to find out if a sound is voiced or unvoiced:-
Put your fingers in your ears. Make a sound. If you can hear a
buzz it means that it is a voiced sound if you can't hear a buzz
it means that it is an unvoiced sound. Practice saying (p p p)
or (b b b) Can you hear the diference?

Your teacher will explain the following chart:

                VOICED           (d)
                UNVOICED         (t)
                (t) or (d)       (id)

LISTEN TO YOUR TEACHER SAY THE FOLLOWING WORDS:
EXAMPLES:
                VOICED:-        Rubbed, stayed, judged, longed.
                UNVOICED:-      Helped, picked, washed, kissed.
                (t) or (d):-    Needed, wanted, celebrated

PRACTICE SAYING THE FOLLOWING WORDS IN THE PAST TENSE:

add       agree     allow   answer    arrive    ask
believe   belong    call    carry     change    clean
close     consider  over    cross     cry       dance
decide    destroy   develop die       discover  dress
drop      earn      enjoy   enter     explain   fail
fill      finish    follow  form      happen    help
hope      increase  join    jump      kill      kiss
knock     last      laugh   lay       like      listen
live      look      love    marry     mend      miss
mix       move      need    notice    obey      open
organise  pass      permit  play      practice  pray
prefer    prepare                 JOHN & SARAH (C)1995

Free materials by Sarah Brenchley john@lingolex.com
Independent Freelance teacher.