among and amongst are both use when talking about anything refering to more then 2...now the confusing thing is when to use among and amongst :- lemme tell u : among is use when the word that comes next is starting with a consonant letter..eg:

I have a number of Chinese students, who have great difficulties pronouncing some phonemes such as the consonant "r" . ... creatively but cannot roll their "r"s. . Are there some L2 phonemes impossible to learn by certain L1

I have a number of Chinese students, who have great difficulties pronouncing some phonemes such as the consonant "r" . I know how to make Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, ... speaking students to soften their "r" by making them

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The concept of "allophones" belongs to phonemics, not phonetics. An ... You're talking about more precise phonetic notations, not about allophones. Those remarks seem to verge on being contradictory. An allophone is a phonetic

"'Plosive' is a relative term" means that there's no reason ... one time to another over a continuous range of values. It can't do that because if consonants were that loosely defined they'd be indistinguishable. It

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I think English pronunciation is probably the most difficult aspect ... in English that don't exist in Italian Spanish or French. Well, after mastering the sounds of Latvian and German, English has only the two versions of "th" to