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- 16-Feb-2007, 15:22 #1
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two ways to say word Which is correct when two pronunciations in the dictionary?
- 16-Feb-2007, 16:16 #2
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- 16-Feb-2007, 17:16 #3
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Re: two ways to say word Usually, the first pronunciation is the most common for all English speakers. The other pronunciation(s), however, may be more common in a particular region.
- 19-Feb-2007, 19:12 #4
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Re: two ways to say word Just in general. example respite. Is it 'more common' = more correct?
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