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| I read the following in a book on Indian- English. "Rapidex comes with a cassette which the preface promises will help the reader gather confidence in speaking with the right pronunciation." My questions are: 1. Is it ok to say right pronunciation? Or should it be correct pronunciation? 2. What is the difference between right and correct in contexts like the one above? Is there a difference at all? Could you clarify please. Arun |
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| Either is fine. "Right" is less formal. I would have written it as: Rapidex comes with a cassette which will help the reader gain confidence in speaking with the right pronunciation |
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| Thanks Anglika, Arun |
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