ABC.. ABC... fast read. Alphabet. Phonetic Chart. Phonemic chart. Dictations. Lectures interactives. Pronoms Personnels Sujets. Vocabulary. Home. English Pronunciation Practice. Accented on the First Syllable. Accented on the Second Syllable. 145 Words with "L" 68 Words with "R" Prétérit. Irregular verbs video 1. 2. 3. 4. Irregular verbs in rhythm 1. Commonly-used Irregular Verbs - Part 1 (2:00) There is also a Video of Commonly-used Irregular Verbs - Part 1 Listen and Repeat to Learn Verb Conjugation and Pronunciation Download MP3On Windows, right-click the link.
On Macintosh, option-click the link or control-click the link. Try listening to this podcast a few times every day for one week. have has had had say says said said do does did done see saw seen make made made find found found know knew known get got gotten go went gone write wrote written think thought thought come came come. 2. Commonly-used Irregular Verbs - Part 2 (1:41) There is also a Video of Commonly-used Irregular Verbs - Part 2Download MP3On Windows, right-click the link.
On Macintosh, option-click the link or control-click the link. Try listening to this podcast a few times every day for one week. take, took, taken put, put, put tell, told, told give, gave, given read, read, read keep, kept, kept begin, began, begun let, let, let hear, heard, heard cut, cut, cut eat, ate, eaten * run, ran, run bring, brought, brought become, became, become grow, grew, grown draw, drew, drawn show, showed, shown mean, meant, meant * Note that I clearly pronounced the "t" in "eaten.
" Sometimes people don't, especially when speaking at a normal speed. 3. 4. Commonly-used Irregular Verbs - Part 4 (1:46) There is also a Video of Commonly-used Irregular Verbs - Part 4 Listen and Repeat to Learn Verb Conjugation and Pronunciation Download MP3On Windows, right-click the link.
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