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English pronunciation quiz (T/F)

by Madina Ergeshova
1

The words "son" and "done" are a perfect rhyme because they share the exact same vowel sound.

2

The vowel sounds in "soup" and "group" are different in quality and length.

3

The words "politics" and "political" have their main word stress on the same syllable.

4

The word "debt" contains a silent consonant letter that is not pronounced at all.

5

The word "category" has its main stress on the very first syllable.

6

The letter "h" is often dropped (silent) in weak forms of pronouns like "him", "her", or "his" in fast speech.

7

The -ed ending in the word "baked" is pronounced as a voiced [d] sound.

8

In natural, fast speech, the word "history" is pronounced with three syllables.

9

The letter combination ""ch"" in the word "echo" is pronounced as [tʃ](like in chair).

10

In fluent, connected speech, the final [d]? sound in the phrase "old man" often completely disappears .

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