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One of the most common reasons test takers lose points in the TOEFL Speaking section is this: missing grammar particle endings such as -s, -es, and -ed. These small sounds may seem unimportant, but in TOEFL scoring, they play a major role in your Grammar and Language Use score. Incorrect or missing endings can change meaning and make your speech sound less accurate or fluent.

This lesson covers:
1. When to pronounce /s/, /z/, /ɪz/ for plurals and third-person singular verbs
2. When to pronounce /t/, /d/, /ɪd/ for regular past-tense verbs
3. How these endings affect pronunciation, meaning, and scoring
4. Common mistakes made by non-native speakers
5. Practical tips to master these endings and sound more natural

Understanding and practicing these patterns can make the difference between an average score and a high score in TOEFL Speaking.

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