moon7296 [Rule A] /t/ is deleted after /n/ when followed by an unstressed vowel. This is not really a rule. It is not universally applied.
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moon7296[Rule A] /t/ is deleted after /n/ when followed by an unstressed vowel.This is not really a rule. It is not universally applied. If you want to be clear when you speak English, you won't delete those /t/s.
moon7296Do you happen to know some more examples applying [Rule A]?You may find something of inter