Irregular Verbs | American Pronunciation

This video is about the American pronunciation of some of the most important irregular verbs. These verbs are used in our daily life, and it would be ideal to know their accurate pronunciation.
Irregular verbs are verbs that don't end in -ed in the past. They have different or irregular forms, hence the term "irregular verbs".
In this particular video, we pronounce 50 of the most important ones.
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Most non-native English speakers struggle with the pronunciation of the past tense of some of these irregular verbs such as: buy, read, find, etc. The knowledge of these verbs and their pronunciation is capital if you want to speak English correctly.
The more you practice, the more accurate your pronunciation becomes.
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00:00 Introduction
00:03 Begin Break Bring Build Buy
00:27 Catch Choose Draw Drink Drive
00:50 Eat Fall Feed Feel Find
1:12 Fly Forget Forgive Get Grow
1:34 Hear Hide Know Learn Leave
1:57 Make Mean Meet Pay Read
2:19 Ride Rise Run Say See
2:43 Sell Show Sing Sit Sleep
3:06 Speak Spend Stand Steal Swim
3:31 Take Teach Tell Think Throw
3:55 Conclusion
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The main reason the pronunciation of "read" changes is due to historical changes in the English language. English traces its origin mainly from German, so it got to a time it had to be restructured, made unique, and ambiguity-free. Check the Great Vowel Shift in the history of English.
Some other verbs like "deal", "mean", etc. follow the same pattern.
This forum might help you more on the topic:
forum.wordreference.com/threads/origin-of-the-pronunciation-of-the-english-word-read-in-past.1042638/
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