Remember the Pronunciation Rules from last time? Fascinating stuff, isn’t it? So now we’ll continue to: Pronunciation Rule 3 Magic E Also named bossy E or sneaky E. Same thing. The rule of Magic E means that whenever your CVC word gets an e added at the end, the vowel in that word will sound… Continue reading Pronunciation Rules Part 2 – When English Words Can Make You Crazy
A few of my students have told me in the past week they never know how to pronounce an English word, and they requested some pronunciation rules. Good idea. We can talk about this for another ten years. So here we go. First of all, as I’m sure you’ve found out, English is notoriously* tricky… Continue reading Two Basic Pronunciation Rules to Know How to Say English Vowels
By Sudhakar Yatra 1. The sound of -ed in words ending with the letters ch, k, p and s is pronounced as [t]. Examples: Passed is pronounced as Past Missed is pronounced as Mist Packed is pronounced as Pact 2. The sound of -ed of words ending in d or t is pronounced as [id].… Continue reading Quick Pronunciation Tips
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