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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Different pronunciation for "he's"
Hi. Please help me with this. I think the contraction "'s" as in "he's" has two meanings, one being "is" (as in "he is") and another being "has" (as in "he has.") And I think one is pronounced differently than the other. How are they pronounced differently? Thank you for your anticipated help.
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As far as I am aware, they are both pronounced the same. )
- As far as I am aware, they are both pronounced the same.
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As far as I am aware, they are both pronounced the same.
"He's a friend of mine." (He is...)
"He's been a good boy." (He has...)
"He's a friend of mine." (He is...)
"He's been a good boy." (He has...)
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AnonymousI think one is pronounced differently than the other.Sorry. That's wrong. Both are pronounced the same.
CJ
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