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VOWEL SOUNDS
Hello everyone !
Is there a way to know when to use a vowel sound to pronounce a vowel letter in a word ?
I mean, in the word "sheet" we have two "e" vowel letters together, Does that mean I'll always need to use the long vowel sound /i:/ to pronounce properly those vowel letters in that word ?
Are there patterns or rules to know when I must use a specific vowel sound ?
Thanks a lot for your help.
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Which should I use ?
I think I know how to use across, through and along to speak about places. But which one should I use in the phrases below ?
1. Your strength decreases ___________ the time
2. I met her ___________ my sister
Thanks a lot for your help. I will be grateful if you give more examples like the examples above.
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A night that I'll never forget
When I was a child I was in my first girlfriend's house. I remembered my father says: You must come at home at 9 pm ; so I left and went to the bus station, but when I was walking to the bus station a thief appeared and he stole my money. I felt shame of borrow money, so I started to walk to my house. It was a very very long night because I had to walk about 32 kilometers (I think 20 miles).
I didn't be at time at home and my parents punished me (If you want to know it hahaha)
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Could I make a negative question in english?
Please imagine that you and your partner are in a very very cold place like the Himalaya. You are wearing your coat, but your partner is just wearing a T-shirt. Could you ask him any of these questions below?
- Don't you feel cold ?
- You aren't cold ?
Thanks for your help !
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