Pronounce 't' and 'ts' in the Prompt and Prompts

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Hi,

When pronounce the word "prompt", it is need to pronounce the 't' after the pronouncement of "promp".

But for the word "prompts", how to pronounce the 'ts' ? In this situation, I would pronounce "prompts" as "promps"(DO NOT pronounce the 't', just pronounce the 's').

Is that right? Please help!!

Thanks.
 
That's how I pronounce it, too.

Rover
 
When we pronounce the word "prompt", [STRIKE]it is need[/STRIKE] we need/it is necessary to pronounce the 't' after [STRIKE]the pronouncement of[/STRIKE] "promp".

But for the word "prompts", how [STRIKE]to[/STRIKE] should we pronounce the 'ts' ? .
5
 

Hi 5jj,

Thanks for correction.

But I have a question regarding the "we" that you have added to almost every sentences, can we omit the "we" in all the above sentences? and why?
 
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We means 'all of us', 'you and I' or just 'people'.

It cannot be omitted.

Rover
 
We means 'all of us', 'you and I' or just 'people'.

It cannot be omitted.

Rover

Hi Rover,

I think you have misunderstood my question, I known "We means 'all of us', 'you and I' or just 'people'".

What I want to ask is Why the "we" cannot be omitted in the original sentences, Please tell me WHY?
 
[AmE - not a teacher]

We can, using this construction:

When pronouncing the word "prompt", ...
 
[AmE - not a teacher]

We can, using this construction:

When pronouncing the word "prompt", ...

Hi BobSmith,

Thanks for you answer, it is all about grammar.

1. When we pronounce ...
2. When pronouncing ...
 
Hi all,

Is there any documents or articles about the rule of pronouncing similarly for 't' and 'ts', if yes, please provide me the link, I want to study all the rules of pronouncing.
 
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