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[Video] I actually asked this one before but don't seem to have gained quite enough knowledge about this actor's accent. What are some distinguishing features of this accent in terms of pronunciation, rhythm, inflection, choice of words and whatever else you think is important. This is another...
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How should I sound the "c" in "second"?When most people say the word it feels like a "g" to me, but my dictionary says it's "k". I'm confused!Thanks for answering -3-"
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Can anyone please tell me what is the correct way to pronounce the "ts" in "that's" and "ds" in "sends"?I usually just completely ignore the T, so it's like "thas" for me, and I try as hard as possible to pronounce a "z" in...
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[Video] I would really love to have Edmund's accent and was wondering if anyone could state some features of that accent for me.Here's an interview of the actor, Skandar Keynes: And for some reason my browser cannot display some of the phonetic symbols. Does anyone know if I have to download...
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Can anyone provide me with some ways of saying "my shortsightedness is not serious / is serious". Both formal and informal?Thanks in advance. P.S. You are more than welcome to correct my sentences.
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I've come across a sentence in the study notes my Chemistry teacher gave us. It starts with the words "At a given electric and magnetic field strength .... ". I think strength should be plural because the sentence is about both the electric field strength and magnetic field...
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I was wondering if anyone could tell me what is different between "a couple" and "a couple of"?I don't know when people mean "two" or "a few" when they use "a couple" either.And what is the different between "a kind of" and "a...
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How are "relating to" and "related to" different if I'd like to mean "connected in some way".People from where I live tend to use them interchangeably.Thanks so much for answering.
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Thanks so much. I think I've got it now.
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When watching American dramas, I have trouble distinguishing between "can't" and "can". How are they different in terms of pronunciation?I sometimes can guess from the context, but when people say something like " I can't not go", I will be very confused and have to look at the subtitle.Thanks so...
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