By Pronouns, Accents

HI I have a question pleaseHow do you pronouns this word in the American accent WATERit seem's like this When I hear itWARERIs that correct

Anonymous wrote:Ok, I see you didn't get it. I will repeat it again. Accents and intonation aren't the same things. You can emphasize something without speaking a perfect accent, let's say American one. Just rise a pitch of your voice at the right place. This doesn't depend on a concrete...

Hi Yuki,thank you for your opinion. L.Yuki wrote:Hmm I normally heard people say how are you as well. Though, my native American friend told me it doesn't really matter how you stress it. Just depends on the situation, you can even stress any word you want >_> if it is needed. I asked a...

-------- as Function:pronoun 1 a : THAT, WHO, WHICH -- used to introduce an adjectival clause and having same or such as antecedent <their children should grow up in the same intellectual culture as they have enjoyed -- G.B.Jeffery> <tears such as angels weep burst forth...

Dear madam / sir, Being possessor of an exploitation right concerning an innovating technology of communication described below, I solicit your attention in order to know if any utilization would eventually interest you. Kind regards, (letters into brackets are readable with a phonetic...

MrPedantic wrote: Hello TB You can take "as" as a pronoun in such structures, standing for "a fact that". Here's the entry from Merriam Webster for pronoun "as": Main Entry: 3asFunction: pronoun1 : THAT, WHO, WHICH -- used after same or such <in the same building as my...

Hello TB You can take "as" as a pronoun in such structures, standing for "a fact that". Here's the entry from Merriam Webster for pronoun "as": Main Entry: 3asFunction: pronoun1 : THAT, WHO, WHICH -- used after same or such <in the same building as my brother> <tears such as...

English people DO have trouble with Greek accents. One interesting problem is the difference in intonation. In Greek, a sentence will always end with the voice rising in tone if it is a question. In English this is not always so. In fact if you speak English like this it might give the impression...

hi, I am not sure about other things but as for accent if you have to repeat yourself in US, its is not because your English is poor, its because the way subcontinent people intonate is totally different than the US people. More over in US you stress on nouns and pronouns, while in subcontinent...

Hello, I am lakshman raju.I am from INDIA.I want to learn american accent.I dont no how to pronouns vowels.Please can u help out of these.I'll be very thank full to u.I'll be waithing for ur reply.Take care. ...