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Found inside – Page 93I'd prefer to remain anonymous. 12. –sion: Pronunciation: /ʒɪn/ Stress pattern: Stress the syllable before the word ending. conclusion, decision, ... Found inside – Page 115American pronunciation . ... remained so high in some quarters that he carried the day , and the older professors at Yale , it is said , continued to use ... 51 But the overwhelming majority of Americans continue to say ee - ther and not eye - ther . Found inside – Page 338does pursue this course ; the Scottish , French , Italians , Germans , and Spaniards , all pronounce Greek and Latin , according to the analogies of their ... Found inside – Page 196For their part, Orthodox synagogues continue to adhere to the Ashkenazi pronunciation even today, mainly because so many of their members attended US and ... Found inside – Page 33... continually [kantinyualil continuance [kentinyuans] Continuation [kentinyueisen] continue [kantinyu: continued [kentinyu:d] continuity [kantanyu:ati ... Found inside – Page 157... Garner (2003) — continue to sanction only di-VY-siv, the my-pronunciation's- ... There is respectable American authority for this pronunciation — for ... Found inside – Page 29Factual evidence indicates that standard American pronunciation breaks up into ... the pronunciation standard of their new surroundings, continue to use the ... Found inside – Page 144... Gradual and Complete Guide to Spelling and Pronunciation, According to the ... As you continue to walk in this holy fear , it will instruct you to be ... Found insideContinuing the analogy between language and civil governance, Bello declared ... based on American pronunciation, that would reduce the Spanish alphabet to ... Found inside – Page 126Scargill found that in general the influence of American pronunciation declined ... trend towards American predominance ” which seems likely to continue ... Found inside – Page 219a n . one who propitiates . pursue , as a claim . word used for a noun . Propitiatory , ( prv - pish'e - d - Prosecution , ( pros -8.kn ' . Pronounce , ( pro - nouns ' ) v . L. tor - e ) 11. adapted to atone ; shun ) n . act of prosecuting . to speak ; to utter ... Found inside – Page 76In addition , American colonists were too isolated from England to keep up with all the changes in British English . ... At the level of pronunciation , the British once had the same vowel sound in derby , clerk , and Berkeley that Americans still ... Found inside – Page 38By comparing the pronunciation of [ p ] with [ f ] it may be observed that [ f ] can be continued as long as the breath is expelled , but that [ p ] is made with an explosive action of the lips , and cannot be continued , but only repeated from the ... Found inside – Page 287Foreign Service Institute (U.S.), Eleanor Harz Jorden ... ( If ) you continue three streets more , ( then ) you'll get to the Ben - Thanh Market . Found inside – Page 158n adj n n adj n continual continuance continuant continuative continuation continuator continue continued continuing continuity continuous continuum countenance detain detainer detention discontent adj adj adj n V n n adj n v n adj n n adj n ... Found inside – Page 333... of the peculiarities of American pronunciation have historical precedents ... and that they “continue to show an increasing tendency to disappear in an ... Found inside – Page 5What do we mean by a perfect English pronunciation ? ... let us say , an American pronunciation , make American your model ; if you can listen regularly to ... Found inside – Page 99Generally, accented speech is a characteristic pronunciation that reflects the ... change fueled by continuing immigration from Asia, Latin America, Europe, ... Found insideAmerican English has a variety of pronunciation and dialect forms and the North ... said: 'British English and American English continue to be very distinct ... Found inside – Page 13Quite simply, it appears that there is no clear standard of pronunciation in Canada, ... The global village and the ever present American media continue to ... Found inside – Page 173For foreign learners of English all over the world, it will continue to be ... 1900) sources on educated pronunciation in America show that the subject was ... Found inside – Page 148This fusion of lax vowel + / r / continues today on both sides of the ... for approximating a typical American pronunciation until students can fine - tune ... Found inside – Page 293Although Walker's dictionary, and that of the American pronunciation lexicographer ... which continue to be used in Duden's pronouncing dictionary, ... Found inside – Page 219Most people continue to pronounce this word (debit), or often (da-ba'kal), reflecting even more closely the French spelling debacle. ln American English the ... Found inside – Page 218W O R L D continuing power of the USA (and media availability of US English) means ... that American pronunciation and vocabulary were being heard more, ... Found inside – Page 47SAD : Well , distinctive varieties of American English due to ethnicity exist and continue to develop . There is not only African American English but also ... Found inside – Page x... in no respect do American and British vary so widely as in pronunciation . ... students taught in the United States are and must continue to be composed ... This newly upgraded version of The American accent Guide, 2nd Edition, contains all 7+ hours of audio, now in MP3 format, in 1 CD. The American Accent Guide, a comprehensive book and audio program, uses an innovative approach in its ... Found inside – Page 66The Americans continue to spit , a habit which Mrs . Trollope still believes permanently distorts the facial configuration of the American male . 60 She continues to deplore American pronunciation and to make frequent comments on the ... Found inside7. a . to first martyr . pursue , continue , sue . Prototype , proto - tipe . 8. the origiProsecution , prós - se - ka'shủn . Found inside – Page 37When myriads and myriads of ages have elapsed , the righteous shall still have a blessed eternity before them : still continue brightening in holiness ' ... Found inside – Page 1This system represents standard American pronunciation patterns. You'll find Master the American ... Continue repeating until you've mastered the sound. Found insidepronunciations: /ʌ/ in ; and /θ/ in . However, there is little difference in the use of an American pronunciation for between the ... Found inside – Page 37By comparing the pronunciation of [ p ] with [ f ] it may be observed that [ f ] can be continued as long as the breath is expelled , but that ( p ) is made with an explosive action of the lips , and cannot be continued , but only repeated from the ... Found inside – Page 24Similar sound changes continue to take place in languages all over the world. The Northern Cities shift is changing American pronunciation from Rochester ... Found inside – Page 228The last reason assigned , that we ought to continue a particular pronunciation through different ages to support a pun , is both puerile and ludicrous . Found inside – Page 112He favored the pronunciation of either and neither as ee-ther and nee-ther ... 51 But the overwhelming majority of Americans continue to say ee-ther and not ... Found insideContinues out of the mouth 3. Changes Air can stop or puff out. This is seen in sounds like P, B, D, T, K, and G. In most American pronunciations the air ... 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