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Default Prounciation rules for ¨ed¨.
Is there ANY rule to explain why in certain words ¨ed¨ is pronounced as a ¨t¨ (most of the time) - eg; ¨placed¨, but in certain cases the ¨ed¨is pronounced as ¨ed¨ - ¨anticipated¨ ? - Thanks in advance
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Is there ANY rule to explain why in certain words ¨ed¨ is pronounced as a ¨t¨ (most of the time) - eg; ¨placed¨, but in certain cases the ¨ed¨is pronounced as ¨ed¨ - ¨anticipated¨ ? - Thanks in advance
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