I ____ the letter T in 'often'. |
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Added: September 2008 |
Comments:
| Kessia - 18th September 2008 16:46
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Both pronounciations are right!
Check http://www.dictionary.cambridge.org/
define.asp?dict=CALD&key=55124&ph=on
http://www.dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?dict=CALD&key=55124&ph=on
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| abi - 25th September 2008 06:41
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| There are two alternative pronounciations for the word-T can pronounce or not
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| Vidableek - 27th September 2008 18:26
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| I've done it both ways. The problem is they both sound right to me, so I'm not sure which I would use naturally in a sentence.
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| tektek - 2nd October 2008 15:55
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i don"t think that emphasis here is on the pronounciation of the 'T' or not...but on the auxiliary 'do' because often can be pronouced with the 'T' or without it....yet, the sentence n°1 is correct with or wihout "do" because the use of "do" = insisting on ofTen
it's BIT tricky
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