Pronunciation: How to pronounce 'have' when it's an auxiliary
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Date: 2020-09-18
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Think you for helping us Tim, but the pronunciation of the auxiliary form is still ambiguous for me. I know that they are reduced when they stand as helping verbs in sentences
What if they stand as main verbs in sentences, how would we pronounce them? E.g. I have an iPad. How have is pronouced here?
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Think you for helping us Tim, but the pronunciation of the auxiliary form is still ambiguous for me. I know that they are reduced when they stand as helping verbs in sentences
What if they stand as main verbs in sentences, how would we pronounce them? E.g. I have an iPad. How have is pronouced here?
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Olivia
So, I've been discussing with some friends... The pronouciation of have in British English is the same as in American, right? I mean, the A in hAve never sounds as the A in cAst (that has an open sound in British English), the Ain hAve always sounds like the E in mErry, right? Thank you so much!!
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So, I've been discussing with some friends... The pronouciation of have in British English is the same as in American, right? I mean, the A in hAve never sounds as the A in cAst (that has an open sound in British English), the Ain hAve always sounds like the E in mErry, right? Thank you so much!!
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Yaya
I think that this is the most important part which so far I have been looking for improving speaking skill and listening from accent of native speaker. From that, I can speak english is more natural if I hit the book right now and finally, Tim ' so lovely and humorous. Thank BBC so much!
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I think that this is the most important part which so far I have been looking for improving speaking skill and listening from accent of native speaker. From that, I can speak english is more natural if I hit the book right now and finally, Tim ' so lovely and humorous. Thank BBC so much!
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kukum
I am following all your videos because, I have a big problem with my pronounciation thanks.
Can I use this sound for formal conversation?
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I am following all your videos because, I have a big problem with my pronounciation thanks.
Can I use this sound for formal conversation?
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,Austin
what the last interviewee on the streets said sounds n looks like I just stayed in bed doesn't it? there's no ve sound at all!
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what the last interviewee on the streets said sounds n looks like I just stayed in bed doesn't it? there's no ve sound at all!
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Quang
Thank you so so much Tim and BBC Learning English! This could be the most precious part of your workshop I need so far, indeed!
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Thank you so so much Tim and BBC Learning English! This could be the most precious part of your workshop I need so far, indeed!
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