Pronunciation of the Past Tense Ending '-ed' in English Verbs After Voiced Sounds Understanding Voiced Sounds: In English, voiced sounds are produced when the vocal cords vibrate during articulation. Common voiced consonants include:​ WordReference Forums /b/ as in "grab" /g/ as in "hug" /l/ as in "call" /m/ as in "claim" /n/ as in "clean" /r/ as in "offer" /v/ as in "love" /z/ as in "realize" Pronunciation Rule for '-ed' Endings After Voiced Sounds: When a regular verb ends with a voiced sound

Do you teach Blends? Blended sounds (gl, nt, dr, mp, sc) can be tricky because we struggle to hear all the sounds! Drop the word “BLENDS” below ⬇️ and I will send you the link to my teacher slides! I explicitly teach consonant blends (spring, flip, grab, help) and my littles are confident readers AND writers because of it 💛 We love singing the blends! Follow these steps to master blended sounds: 1. Model how the sounds are formed, I call this squishing the sound 2. Practice listening, segmentin

🔊 Master Pronunciation of Difficult English Words: A Guide for Advanced Learners! Struggling with tricky English words? You’re not alone! Advanced language learners often find certain words challenging to pronounce. In this video, I’ll show you how to pronounce some of the most difficult words in English, such as “draught,” “rural,” and “thorough.” 🤔 Why Are These Words So Hard to Pronounce? 🔹 Draught: Despite its spelling, this word is pronounced like "draft." The combination of "gh" and the