How to pronnounce the irregular past verbs

1. -ED
PRONUNCIATION OF
REGULAR VERBS

2. When the pronunciation of the verbs finishes in –d or –t ,
“-ed” is pronounced /-id/
To accept
To visit
To eliminate
To want
To start
To decide
To rest
To repeat
To wait
To add
To hate
To rent
To arrest
visited
started
wanted
added
hated
rented
arrested
waited
rested
accepted
eliminated
decided
repeated

3. When the pronunciation of the verbs finishes in –r, -n, -i or –l ,
“-ed” is pronounced /-d/
To study
To discover
To stayTo notify
To conquer
To answer
To combine
To clean
To prefer
To specify
To explore
To destroy
To blancken
discovered
conquered
notified
specified
explored
destroyed
blankened
prefered
combined
studied
stayed
answered
cleaned
To call repeated
To listen listened

4. For the rest, “-ed” is pronounced /-t/
To smoke
To talk
To arriveTo work
To walk
To wash
To dance
To fix
To live
To love
To recieve
To help
To cook
discovered
conquered
notified
specified
explored
destroyed
blankened
prefered
danced
smoked
arrived
washed
fixed
To park parked
To miss missed
To exercise exercised

5. SOURCE:
http://www.shertonenglish.com/resources/es/pronunciation/pronunciation-ed.php