I always study english online and most of the time I prefer using youtube. I've already watched all the videos from this ElementalEnglish channel and I will keep watching all the videos over and over again until I master it. In addition, I'm also watching other english video tutorials from other great teachers. In fact, I've found out recently that there were some american teachers who used one of the uploaded videos of ElementalEnglish as their reference. It only means that ElementalEnglish has proved its best as it has been proven by some american teachers, who used one of the videos as their reference in their virtual or online class, that it was an excellent and in-depth explanation on pronunciation; However, for all the teachers and/or aspiring to become teachers as well as students out there who would like to use the videos of ElementalEnglish, please acknowledge and do give the credit to the lady who put an effort and knowledge to these constructive and informative works. Let us give credit where credit is due and let us all be thankful to the lady who made all these videos. More power to the creator of ElementalEnglish. Thank you very much once again. From the Philippines with fellow filipino english learner friends, Ace
jamdawgtube: This teacher is obviously an American and teaching American English. She does establish that this lesson is based on American English at the very beginning. For a free video, it's excellent. Bravo, ElementalEnglish. I am sharing this link on my class page. It is very clear and to the point. You don't speak too quickly. My students will greatly appreciate it!! Thanks
I’m going through the process to get my nails done before you leave the office so I’ll be home around seven or later in about a week and I have a couple things that
ElementalEnglish is one of the best and impressive video tutorials I've ever found on youtube. Thanks to the beautiful lady with a very clear, beautiful, and perfect voice who generously share the ideas and techniques of learning the English language. All the uploaded videos from this ElementalEnglish channel are IMPECCABLE and I think that's the best word to describe all the upoaded video tutorials, most especially to the lady who put her best, knowledge, and effort to all the videos. It was such a great work indeed. Keep up the good work! Once again, thank you so much for all the videos. These videos will be of great help to me in honing my english speaking skill. I will absolutely share this to my fellow filipino friends. Wish you all the best in life. From the Philippines, Ace
I’d like to thank you for taking the time to make this awesome video with your audio explanation. First, here in Brazil, I think all English material made for ESL students should come with audio - I mean, if the issue is helping out those who are trying to learn English, the AUDIO explanation is a must: their pronunciation will improve correctly. Second, in Brazil, again, a lot of students underestimate the necessity to master the sounds of REGULAR VERBS in their 3 sound formats (t, d, id), - they just add the -ed sound to the end of every regular verb, and think “that’s it”. Unfortunately, many of them come to learn only a little too late that the wrong sounds they make while speaking, always contributes for making their listeners more confused with the mispronounced words they say. And to make matters worse, if they are told about that after 3 or 4 years of talking making those improper sounds (when they change teacher - for instance), by then they have already gotten into the habit, and to help them change is very hard - they cant seem to overcome their habit. So, I’d like to recommend your great audio and video to all teachers worldwide, to insert this explanation into their teaching program. That way, after a few years, their student’s will sound the regular verbs, as they should.
' t ', ' d ' and ' id ' sounds in the letters of ' ed ' are disappeared sometimes. Regarding ' t ' and ' d ', ' t ' and ' d ' sounds disappear between consonants as in ' mashed potato'. To know it is important because past participle works as an adjective. For example, 'a reserved seat', 'the retired life' and something like that have ' t ' or ' d ' sounds at the end of past particle.
Một bài hát rất hoài niệm , nhớ những ngày bồng bột của tuổi trẻ, chút kỷ niệm của tình yêu, lời chia tay vội vàng đúng như cái bồng bột ấy. Đức Phúc cover lại bài hát này tâm trạng quá !
Hi eLeMental English! I'm from Vietnam. This lesson is so great! I can understand clearly and easily. Thank you very much. Hope u'll share more hepful videos :)
Thanks to elementary english is helpful to undrrstand the past tense with terminlogy t d and id but in reality in can't understand in which situation or which is the verb termined in a consenant or other to defreinciate the prunation of each one , thanks againe and I hope to get more explaination about it , I need to know exactly the way and when to say t d and id
Hello professor Thank you so much for your help and advice I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity All the best Take care and have a good time
Hello my name is luis wants to know if I can help with a question how true is that you change the native pronunciation of words when talking among yourselves could do video explaining how to use the contracion to talk to sound more natural and celebrities weak forms they use when they talk thanks
wonderful lesson... but kinda hard to pronounce several consonants without any vowel in between, AFIK, such a situation is uncommon in Spanish,,, well, just requires lots of practice to master it
Thanks a lot! This is actually very useful. I think im going to rewatch this everyday to practice. For a spanish speaker, the -ed stuff it's hard to master!
It's tricky! With 't' your tongue is further forward in your mouth, with 'd' it's more towards the middle :) I'd love to see you all subscribe to my channel for more English practice :)
AWESOME ! THE CLEAREST, MOST ACCURATE SITE TO LEARN EVER !!! (in my humble opinion) Just one thing, do you really think the echo effect in the sound when you pronounce is necessary; it doesn´t match to real listening. THANKS A LOT. BEST WISHES
WOW. Got here from a Nessy video...my oldest is addicted to this video, he has a very difficult time reading due to dyslexia, he is really into this video.
Thank you for your sharing. It is very useful. But my problem is that, I can read correctly every single verb in past form, but whenever I read a long paragraph with the past form of verbs, I find it difficult to speak fluently. Because, I have to add t, or d at the end of these verb, so my speaking is not fluent. could you have an advice to pass this difficulty? thanks in advance :)
![3 Sounds of the Plural "s" in English: [s], [z] or [ɪz]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/cWNW3-4Wpao/mqdefault.jpg)
I always study english online and most of the time I prefer using youtube. I've already watched all the videos from this ElementalEnglish channel and I will keep watching all the videos over and over again until I master it. In addition, I'm also watching other english video tutorials from other great teachers. In fact, I've found out recently that there were some american teachers who used one of the uploaded videos of ElementalEnglish as their reference. It only means that ElementalEnglish has proved its best as it has been proven by some american teachers, who used one of the videos as their reference in their virtual or online class, that it was an excellent and in-depth explanation on pronunciation; However, for all the teachers and/or aspiring to become teachers as well as students out there who would like to use the videos of ElementalEnglish, please acknowledge and do give the credit to the lady who put an effort and knowledge to these constructive and informative works. Let us give credit where credit is due and let us all be thankful to the lady who made all these videos. More power to the creator of ElementalEnglish. Thank you very much once again. From the Philippines with fellow filipino english learner friends, Ace
jamdawgtube: This teacher is obviously an American and teaching American English. She does establish that this lesson is based on American English at the very beginning. For a free video, it's excellent.
Bravo, ElementalEnglish. I am sharing this link on my class page. It is very clear and to the point. You don't speak too quickly. My students will greatly appreciate it!! Thanks
I’m going through the process to get my nails done before you leave the office so I’ll be home around seven or later in about a week and I have a couple things that
Amazing class! I downloaded it and use it regularly with my students! Fantastic! Congratulations and thanks for your contribution to the world!
How did you download it, please?
ElementalEnglish is one of the best and impressive video tutorials I've ever found on youtube. Thanks to the beautiful lady with a very clear, beautiful, and perfect voice who generously share the ideas and techniques of learning the English language. All the uploaded videos from this ElementalEnglish channel are IMPECCABLE and I think that's the best word to describe all the upoaded video tutorials, most especially to the lady who put her best, knowledge, and effort to all the videos. It was such a great work indeed. Keep up the good work! Once again, thank you so much for all the videos. These videos will be of great help to me in honing my english speaking skill. I will absolutely share this to my fellow filipino friends. Wish you all the best in life. From the Philippines, Ace
I’d like to thank you for taking the time to make this awesome video with your audio explanation.
First, here in Brazil, I think all English material made for ESL students should come with audio - I mean, if the issue is helping out those who are trying to learn English, the AUDIO explanation is a must: their pronunciation will improve correctly.
Second, in Brazil, again, a lot of students underestimate the necessity to master the sounds of REGULAR VERBS in their 3 sound formats (t, d, id), - they just add the -ed sound to the end of every regular verb, and think “that’s it”. Unfortunately, many of them come to learn only a little too late that the wrong sounds they make while speaking, always contributes for making their listeners more confused with the mispronounced words they say. And to make matters worse, if they are told about that after 3 or 4 years of talking making those improper sounds (when they change teacher - for instance), by then they have already gotten into the habit, and to help them change is very hard - they cant seem to overcome their habit.
So, I’d like to recommend your great audio and video to all teachers worldwide, to insert this explanation into their teaching program. That way, after a few years, their student’s will sound the regular verbs, as they should.
Thank you from Malaysia. The video has been useful when I taught my students at school.
Excellent, comprehensive job, clearly explained.
I've used this video with my students at school. They liked it. Well done! And I recommend it to my students online as well.
This video is exelent. Im a student, and because this video I learn more. Thanks too much
I'm a native english speaker and i watched this whole video. What am I doing with my life
LMAO
Lol 😂
Don't worry!. Just try to do it in a correct way. Greetings from Lima Peru.
You nailed it bruh
you must be thankful from now , you sound like a native lol
thanks and u r the best English teacher i have ever met
muchas gracias !!! i could refresh what i learnt at the university. thanks a million!
Your lesson is so briefly and easy to understand. Thank you so much!
The best video on youtube
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OMG....I just loved this video, it couldn't be more clear than that, it is just perfect. Congratulations!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wow i liked so much this video explanation!! Thank you
' t ', ' d ' and ' id ' sounds in the letters of ' ed ' are disappeared sometimes.
Regarding ' t ' and ' d ', ' t ' and ' d ' sounds disappear between consonants as in ' mashed potato'.
To know it is important because past participle works as an adjective.
For example, 'a reserved seat', 'the retired life' and something like that have ' t ' or ' d ' sounds at the end of past particle.
I downloaded this video and I keep it Stored on my Desktop.THIS ONE IS ONE OF THE BEST ABOUT THIS SUBJECT .PERFECT!
Very clear explanation.many thanks.God bless you.
this video is gold for teachers!
I often recommend this video to those students that have a hard time to pronounce the ed-ending. Kudos to the creator!
Fantastic videos. They are amazing. I am going to use them in my English classes. Congratulations
I'm from Vietnam and this helps me a lot. Thank you so much
Truly the best and very detailed and you make it easy
Một bài hát rất hoài niệm , nhớ những ngày bồng bột của tuổi trẻ, chút kỷ niệm của tình yêu, lời chia tay vội vàng đúng như cái bồng bột ấy. Đức Phúc cover lại bài hát này tâm trạng quá !
Excellent video. Explanations are very clear
great thanks for sharing your time and knowledge
Hi eLeMental English!
I'm from Vietnam. This lesson is so great! I can understand clearly and easily. Thank you very much. Hope u'll share more hepful videos :)
Luong Quoc Ba
This topic always perplexed me but this vedio has solved my problem forever.thanks
Great video. Essential for good pronunciation. Thanks
Great! It was very well Explained
this is the best video i have ever seen! im studying english and your videos help me to improve my english! thanks a lots!!!
I'm an ESL teacher and I use your series as a resource for students and my own review. Really fantastic! Thanks.
Thank you so much for this video! I am learning english and this video it helped me a lot for the pronunciation :)
I have learned a lot with your videoo.Thanks😊😊
Your explanation on the video was Excellent. The best I have ever seen young lady.
Thank you :)
You are such a bad person @Juan ardila
Thank you. It is difficult, I know, but with your help, I keep on learning.
Excellent! You´re great! Thanks a lot!
Excellent Video
thank you very much for helping me by this valuable information.
thanks for your video!. it helped me a lot.
Teacher an important question. That rules are only for verbs? For example the adjective "wretched" pronounce -ed like 't'?
THATS SIMPLY MINDBLOWING.....HAVING XM TMR ON ORAL AND U JUST CLEARED THE CONCEPT! CREDITS GOES TO YOU! thANKSS
Such a great lesson thanks 😊
woaaah I'm learning the language this helped me a lot, thanks!
Thanks a lot for the info!
Really appreciate it!
Thanks to elementary english is helpful to undrrstand the past tense with terminlogy t d and id but in reality in can't understand in which situation or which is the verb termined in a consenant or other to defreinciate the prunation of each one , thanks againe and I hope to get more explaination about it , I need to know exactly the way and when to say t d and id
Very good! Excellent video
the best explination i had ever seen
the explanation is very clear. i like this lesson.
This helped me so much!Ty!:)
Btw your voice looks like a translator voice
Hello professor
Thank you so much for your help and advice
I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity
All the best
Take care and have a good time
very well explained! Thank you so much for sharing. =)
Thank you so much, Madam, you explain very well!
Hello my name is luis wants to know if I can help with a question how true is that you change the native pronunciation of words when talking among yourselves could do video explaining how to use the contracion to talk to sound more natural and celebrities weak forms they use when they talk thanks
The most helpful video I've seen. :) thank you very much.
You're so welcome! :)
Good
So helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Very useful and clear. Thanks,
it's very helpful to learn how to speak english fluently
I can't believe that'll watch this vid again 😁 Thanks for helping me when I was in Pare several years ago 😂
thanks very much.It's so useful.I wish you give more.
a very clear presentation .
Thank you, this will be useful as my new studying material !
I can't thank you enough. You're awesome.
thanks for your video, I have learned so much knowledge from you
very important we understand the connected speech to know what Native speakers say. Thank you so much Miss :)
Fantastic explanations! Thanks!
Thankyou so much for your video God bless you
Absolutely great explanations! Thank you so much!
The best explanation I have ever seen. Thank you!
The video and the explanation are just outstanding! Thanks!
Very nice thank you I'm from Brazil
the best lesson ever about "ed" pronunciation! by an university English student.
thank you very much!
TOP-NOTCH CONTENT! THANK YOU!
Hi! Thank you for your job! It helps me.💖💋
Excellent explanation! Thank you.
This channel deserves more subs.
I find this video interesting because all students learn to pronounce words well excellent pronunciation
wonderful lesson... but kinda hard to pronounce several consonants without any vowel in between, AFIK, such a situation is uncommon in Spanish,,, well, just requires lots of practice to master it
awsome lesson!
Thank you.
I liked a lot your video. I learned several things that I didn't know.
You are a voice very good.
Thanks, Johan!
Thanks a lot! This is actually very useful. I think im going to rewatch this everyday to practice.
For a spanish speaker, the -ed stuff it's hard to master!
I don't see the difference between [t] and [d] sounds, for some reason sounds the same to me.
Me neither. I'm having a hard time pronouncing the [t] and [d] correctly.
It's tricky! With 't' your tongue is further forward in your mouth, with 'd' it's more towards the middle :) I'd love to see you all subscribe to my channel for more English practice :)
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Awesome video, great for ESL students¡¡
i love the sound and the colors! Very didactic!
Really helpful! Thank you!
Wonderful! This video reminds me of what we learnt in the primary school, which was forgotten but essential in speaking for the past tense.
very clearly explained! Thanks
the explanation was good. I like the part in how the sound of each verb ended with the endings (t) (d) or (Id)
Excellent, really clear and concise.
Many thanks for your kind clarification
this excellent video for everyone who likes the English
AWESOME ! THE CLEAREST, MOST ACCURATE SITE TO LEARN EVER !!! (in my humble opinion) Just one thing, do you really think the echo effect in the sound when you pronounce is necessary; it doesn´t match to real listening.
THANKS A LOT. BEST WISHES
This lesson is very useful. Thanks a lot
Hi could u plz tell word snowed falls into which category?
WOW. Got here from a Nessy video...my oldest is addicted to this video, he has a very difficult time reading due to dyslexia, he is really into this video.
+Ode Bee that's wonderful to hear! Thanks for sharing!
Great lesson
Am indian , really appreciated session , kudos for your attempt ma'am
Thank you for your sharing. It is very useful. But my problem is that, I can read correctly every single verb in past form, but whenever I read a long paragraph with the past form of verbs, I find it difficult to speak fluently. Because, I have to add t, or d at the end of these verb, so my speaking is not fluent. could you have an advice to pass this difficulty? thanks in advance :)
Thank you, madam, for a clear, thorough, accurate lesson.
wonderful... marvelous teacher!