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| Thanks. What about this: 1. Ironing (correct) 2. Ironning (Incorrect? Why doesn't it follow that rule?) |
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iron, eye'ern ironing, eye'er'ning Both r and n are sonorants, so when -ing is added to iron, n is moved from syllable-final position to syllable-initial position: rn => r'ning All the best, :D |
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