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10pronounciation of the word 'read'12br
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10present past past participle12br
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10reed red reed/red?12br
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10I have reed/red his email?12br
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0I don't understand what you are saying about spread. In present tense (and continuous) it's reed. I am reeding, Jim reeds well for a first-grader. Not redding or reds.0-

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10I don't understand what you are saying about spread. In present tense (and continuous) it's reed. I am reeding, Jim reeds well for a first-grader. Not redding or reds.12br
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0Yes, but the present of "spread" is also "spred" - so I was confused. While "read" changes from reed to red, "spread" is "spred" all the time.0-

0Thanks everyone for your replies. Now, I know it is 'red'. 02br
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00Yoong Liat, I have a question for you which is not related to my original post. 02br
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00He was confused by the past participle. That's why I 01font00told02font00 him that the past participle of 'spread' 01font0

0I'm glad that you can now remember that the past participle of read (reed) is pronounced 'red'.02br
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00He was confused by the past participle. That's why I 01font00told02font00 him that the past participle of 'spread' 01font00is02font00 pronounced as 'spred'. 02br
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0That's why I 01font00told02font00 him that the past participle of 'spread' 01font00is02font00 pronounced as 'spred'. => I am using your sentence. Hope you don't mind.0-

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10That's why I 11font10told12font10 him that the past participle of 'spread' 11font10is12font10 pronounced as 'spred'. => I am using your sentence. Hope you don't mind.12br
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