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English Pronunciation – 3 Common Mistakes, part 2 – ‘t’ & ‘d’
This lesson is the second in a series designed to give students more natural-sounding English pronunciation, by correcting three common mistakes. This lesson focuses on the correct usage of the ‘T’ and ‘D’ sound. The first part of this lesson is: English Pronunciation 1
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Asim
Hi James,
Great lessons man. I am new in USA and i am sure these are going to help me alot to improve my English language and also it correct pronounciation. I have a question for you. You have mentioned that sometimes “ed” is pronounced as “t”, now here is my question, How can we know that which word ending with “ed” will pronounce as “t”?.
Jack Bauer
Hi james, I’m Jack.
Actually, I already replyed something on the Forum but there’s no answer. As far as I said, you and rebecca have great skill to teach
English. I bet it. By the way, I have a favor.
First of all, can I watch your lesson frequently? I mean new lesson is uploaded a quite long time. I wanna watch your lesson once or twice
a week even if you’re so busy please.
Second, here is a few lesson for advanced group compared to any
level of group. That’s all.
S T & D.. hm.. .. I’ve rememberd.. hehe..
Anyway, I completely appreciate your lesson. See you later. ^^
chaitanya
HI jams don’t play games,
How r u doing dude, this is paul chaitanya and i want you to help me regaring learning english language in better way . To br honest, i want to learn all lession which are showing by video tape, are you providing cource in the form of cd’s?. I want to buy that cd’s if possible.
Please help me out, i am from india
dolly
nice lessons sir james i love it this is dolly from Philippines/…
paula9
thank you very much teacher James,this lesson helped me alot.
Uma Arudsothy
Would you please give me some adviced to pronounce these words and to listen them effectively when a native speaker speaks. I am often confused.
Drain
Train
Rain
jason
hi sir james thanks for the lessons
ahmm can i ask a favor??what should i do i can write in english well but when it comes in speaking i cant do it right,it seems that im choking everytime i speak in english i cant spoke it out,what should i do sir??
Janaina
Hi James! This is a great lesson and all the series as well. I don’t understand why so little commentaries. In this series you spoke slowly and very clear for me. I will listen this videos many times again. Thank you!
moe adwan
hey great lessons.
huso
good job, i appreciate it,but you’d better put a subtitle for the video
huso
please, i need its subtitle
Sofiane
Hi Jimes and thanks for your lessons!
I’d like to ask you a question about the ‘t’ sound for the past tense of verbs.
How could I know whether I have to pronounce it like a ‘t’ or like a ‘d’ sound? Is there any rule?
jasim
I am very pleaser to improve my englsih and I thank you for help me .
said zegoumou
hello friend you know your lessons are appreciated here in Morocco. As far as the “t” pronounciation i can add the following:
ss,sh,ch,ck, k,p +ed = T
I THINK THIS ADDITION MAY HELP TO PRONOUNCE THE ED A T FOR SOME READERS .
YOUR NEW FRIEND
SAID.