I just have a simple question. How do you say "evaluated it"? Do you skip "ed"? Because if you don't, you say like evaluatidit, linking ti with dit.
Thanks,
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No, don't skip it! I say evaluadidit. (American English).
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No, don't skip it!
I say evaluadidit.
(American English).
In British English, some people might skip the T's and replace them with glottal stops, so you might mistakenly assume there are some syllables missing: evalua(t) a di(t) .
In any case, the syllable corresponding to "ed" is always there.
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No, don't skip it! I say evaluadidit. (American English). In British English, some people might skip the T's and replace them with glottal stops, so you might mistakenly assume there are some syllables missing: evalua(t) a di(t). In any case, the syllable corresponding to "ed" is always there.