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| It depends on the way the verb is pronounced. If it isn't pronounced as a syllable, the the 'd' often disappears, so 'happened to' ofte becomes 'happento'. If it is pronounced as a syllable, then the sound blend a bit and the 'd' is pronounced, but less than the 't'. |
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