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26-Dec-2006, 06:56
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 the final -ed Is the final -ed in "turned" audible in these sentences or is it omitted fully in speech? I think it would be omitted and pronounced as "she turn me down" at least in the first sentence. |
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#2
26-Dec-2006, 08:45
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| Re: the final -ed kowalsky, welcome.  Final [d] is articulated, but not released here, [1] She turn[d] me down. [2] They turn[d] down the application. Note that, with emphasis [d] is released; e.g., say turned. All the best.  |
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