How to say these words slowly syllable by syllable? How do I pronounce the vowel in the second syllable? 1. table (is it correct to say it tay-ball with an aw as in "law") 2. fable (is it correct to say it fay-ball with an aw as in "law") 3. feeble (is it correct to say it fee-ball with an aw as in "law") 4. mile (is it correct to say it my-all with an aw as in "law")

Is it correct to say "give me it" or "tell me it"? For example, A. He told me it two weeks ago. B. They gave me it as a present.

Which sentence(s) is/are grammatically correct? A. I can't buy a car. B. I can't buy myself a car. C. I can't buy me a car. D. I can't buy a car to myself. E. I can't buy a car to me. Thank you.

How to pronounce the words syllable by syllable? How to pronounce the vowel in the second syllable when spoken slowly? 1.diamond (like the E in red or like the I in pit) 2.elephant (like the E in red or like the I in pit) 3.purpose (like the E in red or like the I in pit) 4.stratum (like the E in red or like the I in pit) 5.basket (like the E in red or like the I in pit) 6.culprit (like the E in red or like the I in pit) etc.