What English words, verbs and nouns are pronounced differently? The same word is similar to record

What English words, verbs and nouns are pronounced differently? The same word is similar to record

Present n
Desert n. desert v. abandonment
There are many, as long as the form is different, the pronunciation is generally not the same
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Chicken is in all keeper 5 yuan
Chicken is 5 yuan cheaper in all.
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What are the two letter verbs in the past tense
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The changing rules of past tense and past participle
There are two kinds of verb past tense and past participle: regular change and irregular change
1) Rule change
Pronunciation and explanation of case words
Past participle
Generally, add - ed look after the original verb
call
open
need looked
called
opened
needed looked [lukt]
called [kC:ld]
opened [5EupEnd]
Needed [Ni: did] ① - ed after clear consonant phoneme
It is pronounced as [t], after voiced consonants it is pronounced as [D], and after vowels it is pronounced as [D]
② - ed in [t], [D]
The last pronunciation is [ID]
③ But fix's past tense and past
The participle x is fixed
Verb ending in - E plus - d move
phone
hope
agree moved
phoned
hoped
agreed moved [mu:vd]
phoned [fEund]
hoped [hEupt]
agreed [E5^ri:d]
Verbs ending with a consonant and a Y, change y to I,
Plus - ed study
carry
try studied
studied
carried studied [5stQdid]
carried [5kArid]
tried [traid]
For words ending with the original letter plus y, add - ed play directly
enjoy
stay played
enjoyed
stayed played [pleid]
enjoyed [in5dVCid]
stayed [steid]
If there is only one consonant at the end of a stressed closed syllable word, double write the consonant and add - ed stop
plan
fit stopped
planned
fitted stopped [stCpt]
planned [plAnd]
fitted [5fitid]
For words ending with - R, double R,
Add - ed preference
refer preferred
referred preferred [prI`f:d]
referred [ri5fE:]
2) Irregular change
The past tense and past participle of some verbs in English vary irregularly, which can be divided into five situations
1. The original form, the past tense and the past participle are all in the same form
Example:
Past participle
Cut
Hit
Cast
Hurt
Put
Let
Shut (off)
Cost
Set
Rid cut
Hit
cast
hurt
Put
Let
shut
cost
Set
rid cut
Hit
cast
hurt
Put
Let
shut
cost
Set
Rid
The past tense and the past participle are in the same form
Example:
Past participle
Find
Pay
Leave
Lend
Meet
Keep
Lose (lost)
Teach
Sit
Lead
Win find
paid
left
lent
Met
kept
lost
taught
Sat
LED
won found
paid
left
lent
Met
kept
lost
taught
Sat
LED
Won
3. The original form of the verb is the same as the past participle
Example:
Past participle
Come
Run
Become a cam
Ran
became come
Run
become
4. The original form of verb, past tense and past participle are completely different
Example:
Past participle
Give
Fly
Drink
See
Go
Know
Wear
Speak gave
flew
drank
Saw
went
knew
wore
spoke given
flown
drunk
seen
gone
known
worn
spoken
There are two forms of past tense and past participle
Example:
Past participle
Burn burned
burnt burned
burnt
Learn learned
learnt learned
learnt
Smilled
smelt smelled
smelt
Spell spelled
spelt spelled
spelt
Shined (irradiation)
shone shined
shone
Leap LED
leapt leaped
leapt
Tips
a. The past tense of be is in the same form as the original
Beat, beat, beat, beat, beat
b. Lie has two kinds: regular change and irregular change
By: lie lied, lied
Lay, lain
c. Hang has two kinds: regular change and irregular change
By: Hang hanged, hanged
Hang, hang
d. Welcome is a regular verb and should not be misused as an irregular verb
Ratio: welcome, welcome, welcome (positive)
Welcome, welcome
e. Don't mistake irregular verbs for regular ones
Ratio: hit, hit, hit
Hitted, hitted
Change rules of present participle
The present participle of regular verbs and its pronunciation
Generally, add - ing at the end of the original form of the verb, and the pronunciation of - ing is [in] go
push
play
carry going [5^EuiN]
pushing [5puFiN]
playing [pleiiN]
carrying [5kAriiN]
For verbs that end with a silent e, first remove E and then add - ing take
write
leave taking [5teikiN]
writing [5raitiN]
leaving [5li:viN]
Stress the verb at the end of the closed syllable. If there is only one consonant at the end of the word, double the consonant and add - ing cut
stop
Fit
begin
forget cutting [5kQtiN]
stopping [5stCpiN]
fitting [5fitiN]
beginning [bi5^iniN]forgetting [fE5^etiN]
For verbs that end with ie, change ie to y and add - ing lie
Die
tie lying [5laiiN]
dying [5daiiN]
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Seeds the in plant soil the
The plant seeds are in the soil.
Plant the seeds in the soil.
Which past tense of English verbs need double writing and "Ed"?
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(1) In general, add - ed at the end of the verb. For example: work - worked, want wanted (2) the verb ending in silent e, directly add - D. for example: Live - lived, hope - hopped (3) the verb ending in "consonant letter + Y", change y to I, and then add - ed. for example: Study - studied, cry
Generally, add - ed at the end of the verb. For example:
work—worked, want—wanted
A few words in the past tense of verbs in English need to double the last consonant and add ed, such as stop__ stopped, drop___ dropped, plan___ Planed, wait. These words are stressed closed syllables, ending with consonants, and the stressed closed syllables are composed of two consonants and one vowel. For example: ban___ Two consonants are: B, N, and a vowel is: a. Another example is preference____ Unfold
A few words in the past tense of verbs in English need to double the last consonant and add ed, such as stop__ stopped, drop___ dropped, plan___ Planed, wait. These words are stressed closed syllables, ending with consonants, and the stressed closed syllables are composed of two consonants and one vowel. For example: ban___ Two consonants are: B, N, and a vowel is: a. Another example is preference____ Words that need to be double written must be stressed closed syllables, otherwise they can't. Put it away
The put in seeds a pot 2It wait grow for to 3seeds soil plant in the
4in sun it put the
5water we do save how
Put the seeds in a pot
Wait to grow for it
Plant the seeds in the tsoil
Put it in the sun
How do we save water
The past tense of English irregular verbs
It's better to list all the irregular verbs in the past tense before the second day of junior high school (including the second day of junior high school). If you can't, give me a rule. Thank you. I still have more than 200 points. Please give me a good answer
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The most frequently used ones are: have, has_ had; be-was;were; buy-bought; bring-brought; teach-taught; do-did; eat-ate; feel-felt;
cost-cost; come-came;find-found; fly-flew
get-got;hear-heard; go-went; give-gave;
1. Seeds the plant the in soil 2. For the wait sprout 3. Shines water vapor sun the
becomes and
Which one is right?
1.Plant the seeds in the soil.
2.Wait for the sprout.
3.The sun shines the water vapour.
the seeds plant in the soil
wait for the sprout
the sun shines the water vapour .
The words here are not complete
Who can tell us how the past tense of verbs in English changes and whether there are rules
The verb is monosyllabic, ending with a vowel letter and a consonant letter. The consonant letter is double written, and - ed stop stopped admit admitted is added. 4
You should put the seeds in the soil
Please put the seeds in the soil
please put the seeds in the soil
put the seeds in the soil.
please put the seeds in the soil
Put the seeds in the soil
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