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Test beginner pronunciation truths.

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Test beginner pronunciation truths.

by Gulnigor
1

The letter 'c' is always pronounced as /k/.

2

The 'ed' suffix can be pronounced as /t/, /d/, or /ɪd/ depending on the preceding sound.

3

The 'ough' in 'though' has the same pronunciation as in 'through'.

4

Stress in many two-syllable words falls on the first syllable.

5

All English vowels have exactly one sound.

6

The 'th' in 'think' is voiceless and dental.

7

The American 'r' sound is pronounced before a following vowel in most dialects.

8

The schwa /ə/ is the most common vowel sound in English.

9

Silent 'e' never changes the pronunciation of the preceding vowel.

10

The word 'read' in present tense and past tense is pronounced the same.

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