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/r ē ˈp l ā s t/

rē-plāced

SOFT_C

C makes the /s/ sound before E, I, or Y (soft C). Otherwise, C makes /k/ (hard C).

suffix_ed_2

-ED sounds like /d/ after voiced consonants.

OPEN_SYLLABLE_LONG

When A, E, O, or U appear at the end of a syllable, they typically make their long (letter name) sound.

Base Form

Past Tense

Past Participle

Present Participle

3rd Person Singular

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