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I want to ask the function of the "double-letter form" in some words as " silly valley I want to ask the function of the "double-letter form" in some words as " silly valley really common community ", I think it use to divide the word into to part. In that way, silly become " si + ly ",not "sil+ly"; vally=> va+ly, not val+ly; really=>rea+ly, not real+ly common=> co+mon ,not com+mon community=> co+munity, not com+munity True or false?
February 27, 2010
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the words' correct pronouncing such as "annually originally continually registering eventually " In these words "annually originally continually registering eventually ", I can hardly hear the voice of the "a" between " ually" or "nally", Those words just pronouncing as these way " annu+ly, origin+ly, continu+ly eventu+ly" And "registering " like "registring"
February 27, 2010
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The correct sound of the words as " elect,eventually eventual electricity event emerge" The correct sound of the words as " elect,eventually eventual electricity event emerge" ,the "e" in the forepart of them I'v heard two different sounds in different people pronouncing. I've heard sometimes, the "e" sound like the combination " er " in the word "per" , sometimes it like the "ee" in the words " feeling ,feet. meet ".Which is the correct pronouncing?
February 27, 2010
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the combination "ac ax ac" 's correct pronouncing way? Does the "ac" in the words such as "act fact ax actual " pronouncing the same sound as " ark "in the word " park" ? If it's true, do the word "fact" and "fuck" are pronouncing similarly in the forepart? Peachey & romulus : Have you heard the song " nine million bicycles " by Katie Melua.There is one sentence as " that 's a fact ,It's a things we can't deny" in that song. The singer sings just like the word " F*uk". My mishearding?
February 27, 2010
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the combination "ul" 's pronouncing. the combination "ul" 's correct pronouncing in group 1:"result,consult,pulse"and group 2"ultraviolet ultimate full pull." diferent? I hear in group 1, it's pronounced as the sound like " or" and in group 2, it's sounded like " ou " so confused. To stevenr868: As you said "the 'o' sound in the word 'or' " does it pronouncing as the sound of the word "oh" ?
February 27, 2010
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