New Video Lesson: Master the Pronunciation of Regular Verbs

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Hi English Learners,

After a long layoff, I’ve finally published another video lesson. 

Recently, I’ve been working on a grammar guide for academic writing (yes, I’m writing a book!), but it’s been a while since I published anything new to YouTube. 

In the last month or so, I’ve done a series of lessons with some students and noticed the pronunciation of [ed] on regular verbs and ed-adjectives has needed some work, so I put my book on hold to develop a video lesson to address this problem.

For your convenience, I’ve embedded the video here, so you can give it a watch and pick up or refresh the phonetic rules that govern how [ED] is pronounced.

Additionally, I’ve included some free downloadable resources to help you practice this point of pronunciation.

You can watch the video here:

Get your Practice Resources Here

English Regular Verbs pronunciation: the thumbnail leads to a downloadable list of 300 regular verbs organized by phonetic pronunciation patterns.
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Regular Verbs Pronunciation practice with a short story activity
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Read the Full Post over on my blog:

If you prefer to learn from text rather than video, you can read the full lesson post on my blog here.

Well, that’s it. I hope you enjoy and learn a lot from this lesson.

Please remember to like and share the video to your socials.

All the best!

Jon

Jon Williams is a graduate of UCLA with a degree in Economics. While doing his undergraduate studies at UCLA, he also tutored microeconomics for other students in the AAP program. After graduation, he went on to become a financial advisor where he learned financial sales and management training. In 2003, he decided to take a gap year, going to teach English in Poland which eventually stretched into 3 years. Upon returning to Los Angeles in 2006, he worked in West Los Angeles for an investment management firm where he spent another 4 years in a financial and investment environment. Ultimately, though, his love for teaching led him to move back to Poland where he founded his business Native 1 English Learning. Now he operates a private teaching practice, posts articles and lessons on his blog, creates online courses, and publishes YouTube video English lessons.

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