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English Grammar
The simple past for regular verbs is pronounced as
t
,
d
or
ed
.
If the infinitive ends in a
t
or
d
sound, the ending is pronounced as "
ed
"
Notice: about sound
start
Notice: about sound
decide
Notice: about sound
insist
Notice: about sound
permit
Notice: about sound
finish
Notice: about sound
started
Notice: about sound
decided
Notice: about sound
insisted
Notice: about sound
permited
Notice: about sound
finished
If the infinitive ends in
e
, just add
d
:
Notice: about sound
love
Notice: about sound
move
Notice: about sound
save
Notice: about sound
agree
Notice: about sound
arrive
Notice: about sound
live
Notice: about sound
loved
Notice: about sound
moved
Notice: about sound
saved
Notice: about sound
agreed
Notice: about sound
arrived
Notice: about sound
lived
If the infinitive ends in a short stressed vowel followed by a consonant, double the vowel and add
ed
:
Notice: about sound
stop
Notice: about sound
beg
Notice: about sound
stopped
Notice: about sound
begged
If the infinitive ends in a consonant followed by a y, change the
y
to
i
and add
ed
:
Notice: about sound
cry
Notice: about sound
apply
Notice: about sound
carry
Notice: about sound
cried
Notice: about sound
applied
Notice: about sound
carried
Infinitives that end in a vowel followed by
y
just add
ed
:
Notice: about sound
enjoy
Notice: about sound
stay
Notice: about sound
enjoyed
Notice: about sound
stayed