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LOS VERBOS REGULARES HACEN SU PASADO AGREGANDO UNA “-D”, “-ED” O “-IED”

PRONUNCIATION AND SPELLING OF REGULAR VERBS IN ENGLISH ( PRONUNCIACIÓN Y ESCRITURA DE LOS VERBOS REGULARES EN INGLES ). LOS VERBOS REGULARES HACEN SU PASADO AGREGANDO UNA “-D”, “-ED” O “-IED” Y SE PRONUNCIAN DE DISTINTA FORMA SEGÚN EL SONIDO EN QUE TERMINEN. PRONUNCIACION.

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LOS VERBOS REGULARES HACEN SU PASADO AGREGANDO UNA “-D”, “-ED” O “-IED”

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  1. PRONUNCIATION AND SPELLING OF REGULAR VERBS IN ENGLISH(PRONUNCIACIÓN Y ESCRITURA DE LOS VERBOS REGULARES EN INGLES)

  2. LOS VERBOS REGULARES HACEN SU PASADO AGREGANDO UNA “-D”, “-ED” O “-IED” Y SE PRONUNCIAN DE DISTINTA FORMA SEGÚN EL SONIDO EN QUE TERMINEN

  3. PRONUNCIACION • NOTA: • TOME EN CUENTA QUE, POR LA IMPOSIBILIDAD DE HACER LOS SÍMBOLOS FONÉTICOS INTERNACIONALES, LO QUE APARECE ENTRE / / ES SOLO UNA APROXIMACIÓN A LA PRONUNCIACIÓN DEL ESPAÑOL

  4. SPELLING (COMO SE ESCRIBE) • POR REGLA GENERAL, LOS VERBOS REGULARES HACEN SU PASADO AGREGANDO UNA “ED” AL FINAL. EJEMPLO: TO ASK > ASKED • CUANDO TERMINAN EN “E”, SOLO SE AGREGA LA “D” . EJEMPLO: • TO DANCE > DANCED • CUANDO TERMINAN EN “Y” PRECEDIDA POR CONSONANTE SE QUITA LA “Y” Y QUEDA UNA “IED”. EJEMPLO: TO CRY > CRIED • TO TRY > TRIED TO PLAY > PLAYED Note la diferencia.

  5. GROUP 1 LA “D” O “ED” SE PRONUNCIA COMO / t / Cuando los verbos terminan en los siguientes sonidos: • /k/ • INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST AND PAST PARTICIPLE • TO ASK ASKED /ast/ • TO COOK COOKED /cukt/ • TO LIKE LIKED /laikt/ • TO MARK MARKED /markt/ • TO WALK WALKED /wokt/ • TO WORK WORKED /werkt/

  6. /s/ • INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST AND PAST PARTICIPLE • TO CEASE CEASED /siist/ • TO DANCE DANCED /deanst/ • TO INTRODUCE INTRODUCED /introdiust/ • TO MISS MISSED /mist/

  7. /ch/ • INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST AND PAST PARTICIPLE • TO REACH REACHED /riicht/ • TO WATCH WATCHED /wocht/

  8. /sh/ • INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST AND PAST PARTICIPLE • TO ASTONISH ASTONISHED /eastonisht/ • TO WASH WASHED /wosht/

  9. /p/ • INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST AND PAST PARTICIPLE • TO EQUIP EQUIPPED /ekuipt/ • TO HELP HELPED /helpt/ • TO HOPE HOPED /houpt/ • TO STEP STEPPED /stept/

  10. GROUP 2 LA “D” O “ED” SE PRONUNCIA COMO /ID/CUANDO LOS VERBOS TERMINAN EN SONIDOS “D” y “T” • TO ADJUST ADJUSTED /adjeastid/ • TO DIVIDE DIVIDED /divaidid/ • TO END ENDED /endid/ • TO NEED NEEDED /niidid/ • TO COMPLETE COMPLETED /komplitid/ • TO INVITE INVITED /invaitid/

  11. GROUP 3 TODOS LOS OTROS CASOS SE PRONUNCIAN COMO /D/ • TO CRY CRIED /craid/ • TO STAY STAYED /steid/ • TO CLEAN CLEANED /kliind/ • TO OPEN OPENED /oupend/ • TO ADMIRE ADMIRED /eadmaird/ • TO PREFER PREFERRED /priferd/ • TO CALL CALLED /cold/ • TO TRAVEL TRAVELLED (o TRAVELED) /treaveld/ • TO SEEM SEEMED /siimed/ • TO AGREE AGREED /eagriid/ • TO BELONG BELONGED /bilongd/

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