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Linking words: Past verbs + vowel sounds

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Let's practice the pronunciation of challenging -ed + vowel combinations.

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Steven Pulido Garzon
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Let's practice the pronunciation of challenging -ed + vowel combinations.

by Steven Pulido Garzon
1

/lʊk-taɾit/

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2

/wanɪ-ɾɪt/

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3

/niːɾɪ-dɪt/

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4

/ˈstaɾɪ-doʊvɚ/

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5

/prəˈvaɪɾɪ-də/

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6

/dɪˈsaɪɾɪ-dan/

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7

/ɪnˈsɪstɪ-dɑn/

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8

/əkˈsɛptɪ-ɾɪt/

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9

/ˈweɪɾɪ-dəraʊnd/

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Remember to connect the last consonant with the next vowel. It's easier to pronounce and comes more naturally.

In this specific case, the "it" is usually dropped in American English for easiness.

The "t" between vowels turns into "ɾ" as usual in American English.

ɚ is the sound that you find in words ending with "er" such as "lover".

ə is the one we are used to calling "lazy a"

Here the "t" isn't reduced to "ɾ". Why is it?

The first "t" isn't reduced to "ɾ" because it isn't between vowels.

The first "t" is reduced. Why is that?

 
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