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Tinanam0102 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Listening word with -ed or I'd
Hi teachers,
Sometimes when I listen to the words from movies or documentaries, I couldn't hardly hear the 'I realiz-ed that', or 'they'd done it' or 'I'd like it'. 'he'd asked me'
Is there a skill there?
Thanks
Sometimes when I listen to the words from movies or documentaries, I couldn't hardly hear the 'I realiz-ed that', or 'they'd done it' or 'I'd like it'. 'he'd asked me'
Is there a skill there?
Thanks
Top answer
When you are fluent in the language, I think your brain just automatically tells you the sounds are there. eg When I saw them yesterday, I realized they'd done it. It would just make no sense to say eg When I saw them yesterday, I realize they done it.
- When you are fluent in the language, I think your brain just automatically tells you the sounds are there.
- eg When I saw them yesterday, I realized they'd done it.
- It would just make no sense to say eg When I saw them yesterday, I realize they done it.
- Clive
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When you are fluent in the language, I think your brain just automatically tells you the sounds are there.
eg When I saw them yesterday, I realized they'd done it.
It would just make no sense to say
eg When I saw them yesterday, I realize they done it.
eg When I saw them yesterday, I realized they'd done it.
It would just make no sense to say
eg When I saw them yesterday, I realize they done it.
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tinanam0102Is there a skill there?Yes. Once you've mastered the grammar, your brain will automatically supply the right grammatical forms, even if you don't hear them clearly.
CJ
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