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Grammatical and phonological problems
Please can someone help me
Can you explain to me what grammatical and phonological problems a French speaker would have in understanding and reproducing these sentences verbally in English ??
Someone's been eating my porridge
I'm seeing the doctor next week
Any help would be gratefully recieved
Thank you
PD
Can you explain to me what grammatical and phonological problems a French speaker would have in understanding and reproducing these sentences verbally in English ??
Someone's been eating my porridge
I'm seeing the doctor next week
Any help would be gratefully recieved
Thank you
PD
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Well, I only know that French people have the problem of pronouncing any words starting with ( h ) eg house, horse ....
- Well, I only know that French people have the problem of pronouncing any words starting with ( h ) eg house, horse ....
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Well, I only know that French people have the problem of pronouncing any words starting with ( h ) eg house, horse ....
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