Rules for Speaking English like Native speaker
# Rule-10: 10 common Words you (might) mispronounce
1. Family = fæm-li 2. Every = εv-ri 3. Different = dɪf-rent 4. Business = bɪz-nɪs 5. Several = sεv-rӘl
6. Interest = ɪn-trɪst 7. Evening = iv-nɪNG 8. Average = æv-rɪdz 9. Favorite = feɪv-rɪt 10. Wednesday = wεnz-deɪ
# Rule-11: Glottal Stop, Glottal T: how to say words like certain and mountain
Syllable ends in T+syllabic N = Glottal Stop/ Glottal T Generally there are 3 types Syllabic N: 1. Most common syllabic N is “-ain” Mountain, certain, curtain 2. -en: Eaten, written, gotten
3. -on: Button, cotton -an: Manhattan -an(nt): Important
# Rule-12: Pronounce the p t k sounds
# Aire puff sounds: p, t, k, c
When they will be first letter of the word and stress syllable of the word it will air puff sound P = pea, pen, pay, peach, park, pig, path, pug, pie, peg T = ten, to, tea, tip, tie, town, tank, tore, tart, tug c, k = card, class, coal, cap, cage, coat, cold, curl, came, could
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