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Hey there, I'm Pete Smissen, the host of the Aussie English Podcast, and today, I'm going to teach you 3 quick rules to help you NEVER FORGET how to pronounce ED endings of past participle verbs in English like a native speaker.

I often get asked questions like:
- Why are there different pronunciations for words ending in -ED?
- How do I pronounce the past participle endings?
- How do I say words ending in ED?
- Can you teach ED pronunciation in English?
- Is there a trick or set of rules for how to pronounce the ED past participle endings in English?

Today, I'll take you through the 3 rules so that you will always remember how to pronounce verbs / past participle words ending with ED, e.g. doomed, stabbed, worked, ended, fated, etc.

Let me know what you think in a comment below :) Have you heard Americans or Australians using these words?

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