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Heroine Nguyen Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Question about pronunciation
I have a question.
I often confuse the pronunciation "z" and "s", when looking at a word that is pronounced as "z" or "s"?Do you to rely on transcription?
I often confuse the pronunciation "z" and "s", when looking at a word that is pronounced as "z" or "s"?Do you to rely on transcription?
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Hi Heroine. Welcome to this forum. There is no specific rule for that.
- Hi Heroine.
- Welcome to this forum.
- There is no specific rule for that.
- Even a word can have two pronounciation at different contexts such as has Ex.
- He has( hæz ) a car.
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Hi Heroine. Welcome to this forum.
There is no specific rule for that.
Even a word can have two pronounciation at different contexts such as has
Ex. He has(hæz ) a car. He has/hæs/ to clean the room.
I hope it helps
Regards
There is no specific rule for that.
Even a word can have two pronounciation at different contexts such as has
Ex. He has(hæz ) a car. He has/hæs/ to clean the room.
I hope it helps
Regards
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