Here you will find out some tips for you to improve your pronunciation, so that you don't have the same experiences an Italian man had when he was in Malta. Let's see and listen what happened to him:
Let's study how to pronounce vowels sounds in English:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/pron/sounds/vowel_short_1.shtml
Regular verbs pronunciation in past
In this video you can find out how to pronounce regular verbs in past, take notes in your notebook and write what you learned in comments
For more explanation:
https://www.englishclub.com/pronunciation/-ed.htm
Activities to do:
1. Go to: http://evaeaston.com/t-d-Id-pattern.html go to pattern page, read the explanation about voiced and voiceless and click on the word you want to listen to
2. Go to the practice link and do the exercises
Write down in comments what you learned in this lesson and the score you got in the quiz!
I learned the pronunciation is more important than we usually think. It could chance the meaning of what we want to say. One good thing in this lesson is that there is a reason or reasons to pronunciate in a particular way and it makes sence when you are talking so I think I wont forget it.
ResponderEliminarMy score in the quiz was 100% I found it usefull to practice, specially if when you're doing it you try to pronunciate the word they are asking you to and listen to yourself, so you could note if it sounds the way it supouse to, that would work to confirm if you actually learned.
Learn a new language is learn about a new culture and develop all senses mainly the listening. I learned the rules for the pronouncing-ed of regulars verbs and I learned about the linking in American English. The knowledge about the pronunciation is necessary to have a correct communication and avoid bad situations.
ResponderEliminarMy score in the quiz was 98%.
I do this practice in my house. I think that when we pronounce verbs in past tense, the most difficult is distinguish the pronounce between "Id" and "d" in some verbs in english, because in spanish the pronounce is very similar, in change, the words that ending in p, sh, ch,s is easy that when we pronounce this words, we can pronounce "t" at the end. My score in the quiz is 70%
ResponderEliminarI learned about the phonetics rules and how to pronounce correctly the regular verbs in past. It was difficult to me to know the pronunciation of regular verbs in past, i did not know the differences in the pronunciation, I need to practice a lot because it is complicated pronunciation of this class of verbs.
ResponderEliminarMy score in the quiz was 72%.
Is really useful know how pronounce regular verb in past, and understand the different cases. The thing that is difficult to me is the pronunciation when verbs that end in a "t" sound are followed by another word that starts with a vowel. I did the quiz and my score was 86%
ResponderEliminarThe correct pronunciation of words, especially verbs is therefore important at the time to express ourselves and have proper communication.One key to knowing how to pronounce a regular past tense is the phonetic sound,
ResponderEliminarin this way it makes it easier to remember and learn the correct pronunciation.
I did the quiz, my score was 88%.
I understood that the pronunciation is very important because this allows you understand in a conversation with an American. for example when pronounced the regular verbs in the past, the pronunciation is difficult to distinguish between "id" and "d". the key is that we must win skills of listening and speaking American English. Also you must practice the pronunciation in the termination of the sound of words.
ResponderEliminarMy score in the quiz was 83%.
It is really necessary to have a good pronunciation of regular verbs in past and know to differentiate between ld-d, (that I think is the most difficult) to understand and be understood by anyone. The knowledge of rules for pronouncing is essential. To me helped me so much know that words finished on "t" to pronounce with "ld" also, say these words like I supposed that sounded, helped me to identify it. My score was 88 percent.
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