So in Webster words talk, caught and bought are written as ˈtȯk, ˈkȯt, ˈbȯt but I also read in some textbooks on General American English accent that those words are also pronounced as ˈtäk ˈkät ˈbät. So I don't know what pronunciation is

I browsed lots of questions and answers here but I didn't find an answer to my question... How are these words 'talk', 'caught', 'bought' pronounced in General American English? Do you say long 'o' like it is in

There are so many posts at this site and I do not have the time to answer them all, but may I suggest you buy a good book on grammar.-Ron in Tasmania

I'm lola from west africa (13 years old), i really need help with my english pronunciation, also i really wish 2 improve my british accent, I've been living in the Uk for about 2 years now. Can anyone pls be my english tutor. Reply as

Let's do it again means-Let's walk together again or let's do the work together again. (d) is a possible answer. -Shruthi Vishwa << reference to Web site removed>>

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The other day i was checking out some websites and i read this. I thought it was funny and in a way, you never know but it can be useful. I"m going to paste it here and if you click on the links you can listen to it (i think). Perhaps this

With tongue firmly in cheek, here are some rules to keep in mind when using the Queen's English: 1. Verbs has to agree with their subjects. 2. Prepositions are not words to end sentences with. 3. And don't start a sentence with a