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🎯 Do you know why “worked” sounds like “workt” but “loved” sounds like “lovd”? Many English learners memorize the past tense of regular verbs, but very few learn the correct pronunciation of -ED. That’s why so many students say work-id, wash-id, or help-id—pronunciations that native English speakers never use. In this video, you’ll master the FIRST of the three -ED pronunciation rules: the /-t/ sound. You’ll learn exactly when -ED is pronounced as /t/, discover the pronunciation rule in a simpl

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