ED Pronunciation: — /t/ · /d/ · /ɪd/
Choose the correct -ed pronunciation quickly and confidently.
🎯 Level: Intermediate ⏱ Time: 15 minutes 📘 Category: Grammar
ED Pronunciation: /t/ · /d/ · /ɪd/
Common Mistakes 1
Some English words look like Spanish words, but mean something completely different. These are called false friends, and they cause misunderstandings.
Common Mistakes 2
Grammar Patterns Spanish Speakers Get Wrong
❌ What’s the problem?
Some English sentences follow different patterns than Spanish — even when the words seem similar.
Common Mistakes 3
Some verbs need a preposition and some don’t
❌ What’s the problem?
In English, some verbs need a preposition. Others never do.
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