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PRONUNCIATION OF REGULAR PAST TENSE VERBS

   After all voiceless consonant sounds:

•   /f/, /k/, /p/, /sh/, /ch/, /s/, /x/, except /t/
• Pronounce /t/

  After all voiced consonant sounds:

• /b/, /g/, /j/, /l/, /m/, /n/, /r/, /v/, /z/, except /d/ 
• Pronounce /d/

  After vowels /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, /u/

• Pronounce /d/

                                                    

  After /t/ and /d/:

• Pronounce /id/

                                  

Example:

/t/	/d/		/id/
Ache	Advise	Love	Accept
Ask	Agree	Mail	Add
Cash	Answer	Measure	Afford
Check	Appear	Mention	Anticipate
Cook	Apply	Move	Appoint
Cough	Arrange	Name	Appreciate
Dance	Assume	Offer	Benefit
Develop	Believe	Open	Collect
Discuss	Belong	Order	Complete
Dress	Borrow	Owe	Create
Endorse	Burn	Own	Decide
Establish	Buzz	Perform	Demand
Finish	Call	Plan	Depend
Fish	Cancel	Play	Deposit
Fix	Carry	Please	Distribute
Guess	Change	Prefer	Elect
Help	Clean	Prepare	End
Hope	Climb	Preserve	Estimate
Introduce	Close	Propose	Exaggerate
Laugh	Confirm	Prove	Expect
Like	Conquer	Pull	Explode
Look	Consider	Rain	Float
Miss	Continue	Raise	Graduate
Park	Control	Realize	Heat
Pass	Cool	Receive	Imitate
Photograph	Copy	Refer	Include
Pick	Cover	Refuse	Insist
Practice	Deliver	Release	Interest
Produce	Describe	Remember	Invent
Promise	Destroy	Remove	Irrigate
Pronounce	Dial	Repair	Land
Publish	Differ	Reply	Last
Push	Disappear	Require	Mold
Reach	Double	Reserve	Need
Remark	Earn	Return	Omit
Shop	Enable	Sail	Paint
Talk	Enjoy	Satisfy	Participate
Thank	Enter	Save	Pollute
Type	Excuse	Seem	Predict
Walk	Explain	Serve	Present
Wash	Favor	Shave	Provide
Watch	Fill	Shovel	Present
Wish	Flow	Show	Provide
Work	Follow	Smell	Recommend
	Gather	Smile	Relate
	Handle	Snow	Remind
	Happen	Spell	Rent
	Hurry	Stay	Repeat
	Imagine	Suppose	Represent
	Improve	Tie	Respect
	Increase	Train	Rest
	Join	Travel	Sound