B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied

B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied؟ 

حل سؤال B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied بيت العلم وإظهار النتيجة بالخطوات الصحيحة لكل الطلاب الباحثين عن الإجابة الصحيحة والمعتمدة للحصول على الدرجة الكاملة وإظهار النتيجة للسؤال.

B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied الدرجة : 1.00 

في موقع “الافـق” التعليمي نسعى لتوفير إجابات صحيحة وشاملة للأسئلة والواجبات المدرسية، بهدف مساعدتهم في تحقيق الدرجة الكاملة. نقدم الحلول بشكل مختصر وواضح، مع التركيز على سهولة فهم الخطوات الصحيحة. بما في ذلك حل السؤال التالي: 

B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied ؟ 

الحل الصحيح هو: 

/d/. 

To choose how to pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb, such as in the word “studied,” you need to understand the three possible pronunciations: /t/, /d/, and /ɪd/.

1. /t/ Pronunciation: When the base form of the verb ends in a voiceless sound, such as voiceless consonants (/p/, /k/, /f/, /s/, /ʃ/, /tʃ/, etc.) or voiceless fricatives (/θ/ and /s/), the ed ending is pronounced as /t/. For example:

• “Baked” (/beɪkt/) – The base form ends in the voiceless sound /k/.
• “Missed” (/mɪst/) – The base form ends in the voiceless sound /s/.
• “Washed” (/wɑʃt/) – The base form ends in the voiceless sound /ʃ/.

1. /d/ Pronunciation: When the base form of the verb ends in a voiced sound, such as voiced consonants (/b/, /g/, /v/, /z/, /ʒ/, /dʒ/, etc.) or voiced fricatives (/ð/ and /z/), the ed ending is pronounced as /d/. For example:

• “Hugged” (/hʌɡd/) – The base form ends in the voiced sound /ɡ/.
• “Loved” (/lʌvd/) – The base form ends in the voiced sound /v/.
• “Buzzed” (/bʌzd/) – The base form ends in the voiced sound /z/.

1. /ɪd/ Pronunciation: When the base form of the verb ends in a voiced or voiceless consonant sound that is not a fricative, the ed ending is pronounced as /ɪd/. For example:

• “Started” (/stɑrtɪd/) – The base form ends in the consonant sound /t/.
• “Landed” (/lændɪd/) – The base form ends in the consonant sound /d/.
• “Treated” (/triːtɪd/) – The base form ends in the consonant sound /t/.

It is important to note that these pronunciation rules are not always strictly followed, as there are exceptions and variations in different dialects of English. However, understanding these general guidelines will help you pronounce the ed ending correctly in most cases.

B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied؟ 

حل سؤال B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied بيت العلم وإظهار النتيجة بالخطوات الصحيحة لكل الطلاب الباحثين عن الإجابة الصحيحة والمعتمدة للحصول على الدرجة الكاملة وإظهار النتيجة للسؤال.

B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied الدرجة : 1.00 

في موقع “الافـق” التعليمي نسعى لتوفير إجابات صحيحة وشاملة للأسئلة والواجبات المدرسية، بهدف مساعدتهم في تحقيق الدرجة الكاملة. نقدم الحلول بشكل مختصر وواضح، مع التركيز على سهولة فهم الخطوات الصحيحة. بما في ذلك حل السؤال التالي: 

B. Choose how to Pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb. 1 Studied ؟ 

الحل الصحيح هو: 

/d/. 

To choose how to pronounce ‘ed’ at the end of a verb, such as in the word “studied,” you need to understand the three possible pronunciations: /t/, /d/, and /ɪd/.

1. /t/ Pronunciation: When the base form of the verb ends in a voiceless sound, such as voiceless consonants (/p/, /k/, /f/, /s/, /ʃ/, /tʃ/, etc.) or voiceless fricatives (/θ/ and /s/), the ed ending is pronounced as /t/. For example:

• “Baked” (/beɪkt/) – The base form ends in the voiceless sound /k/.
• “Missed” (/mɪst/) – The base form ends in the voiceless sound /s/.
• “Washed” (/wɑʃt/) – The base form ends in the voiceless sound /ʃ/.

1. /d/ Pronunciation: When the base form of the verb ends in a voiced sound, such as voiced consonants (/b/, /g/, /v/, /z/, /ʒ/, /dʒ/, etc.) or voiced fricatives (/ð/ and /z/), the ed ending is pronounced as /d/. For example:

• “Hugged” (/hʌɡd/) – The base form ends in the voiced sound /ɡ/.
• “Loved” (/lʌvd/) – The base form ends in the voiced sound /v/.
• “Buzzed” (/bʌzd/) – The base form ends in the voiced sound /z/.

1. /ɪd/ Pronunciation: When the base form of the verb ends in a voiced or voiceless consonant sound that is not a fricative, the ed ending is pronounced as /ɪd/. For example:

• “Started” (/stɑrtɪd/) – The base form ends in the consonant sound /t/.
• “Landed” (/lændɪd/) – The base form ends in the consonant sound /d/.
• “Treated” (/triːtɪd/) – The base form ends in the consonant sound /t/.

It is important to note that these pronunciation rules are not always strictly followed, as there are exceptions and variations in different dialects of English. However, understanding these general guidelines will help you pronounce the ed ending correctly in most cases.