
Pronunciation of ‘-ed’ Endings in English
This post clearly shows the pronunciation rule for the ‘ed’ endings in English.
This post clearly shows the pronunciation rule for the ‘ed’ endings in English.
Hi Teachers and Visitors to this website. This is a re-post from an earlier entry. We felt it got lost there so here it is again. Enjoy! Plural ‘s’ in… Read more To /s/ /z/ or /ɪz/: Plural ‘-s’ Endings in English →
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Here we continue with the interesting /n/ sound in English. If you missed our first post about /n/ you can check out the Blog ‘When /n/ becomes /m/’. In English,… Read more When /n/ becomes /ŋ/ →