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    I vote for are. Neither should, technically, include both people, therefore "are"...?
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    February 26, 2019
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    Hello, I think what you have in mind might be when there is a double T. For example, 'Little' (sounds a little like liddle), 'Battle', 'Cattle', 'Bottle', etc. Another one that might confuse you is Italy- pronounced a little like I-Da-Ly. Not exactly sure why here ... As for how you phrased your question, I would say "When do 'T' sounds pronounced like 'D' in (speaking in) American accents?" PS. this is my first answer on iTalki so forgive me if I'm not 100% correct.
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    February 25, 2019
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