This document contains notes for studying English phonetics. It lists several pronunciation rules and concepts to study, including the sounds of letters like "i" and "e", the pronunciation of articles like "a" and "the", the difference between words like "can" and "can't", and the pronunciation of "you're" vs "your". The document recommends studying all English phonetics.
This document contains notes for studying English phonetics. It lists several pronunciation rules and concepts to study, including the sounds of letters like "i" and "e", the pronunciation of articles like "a" and "the", the difference between words like "can" and "can't", and the pronunciation of "you're" vs "your". The document recommends studying all English phonetics.
This document contains notes for studying English phonetics. It lists several pronunciation rules and concepts to study, including the sounds of letters like "i" and "e", the pronunciation of articles like "a" and "the", the difference between words like "can" and "can't", and the pronunciation of "you're" vs "your". The document recommends studying all English phonetics.
This document contains notes for studying English phonetics. It lists several pronunciation rules and concepts to study, including the sounds of letters like "i" and "e", the pronunciation of articles like "a" and "the", the difference between words like "can" and "can't", and the pronunciation of "you're" vs "your". The document recommends studying all English phonetics.
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Notes for English Studying
13/11/2014
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- the "i": when it sounds like "e" (vampiric) and when it sounds like "i" (vampire) - the pronounciation of the article "a" - the pronunciation of "the" - the pronunciation between "can" and "can't" - Study all the phonetics in English - the pronunciation between "you're" and "your"