difference between "return to" and "returned to" in pronunciation. I always hear these the same way.When natives speak quickly, i can't find any difference.

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Alex Jong

Apr 23, 2017 8:48 AM

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You're right - in speech, "return'd to" can sound like "return 'dto" and be almost indistinguishable from "return to." You might have to pick it up from the context: - We must return to the last place we visited. - I don't want to return to my previous habits. - We've now returned to the last place we visited. - Sadly, I have returned to my previous habits.

April 23, 2017

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