There are only a few words I cam think of that have silent consonants. Most the time it's a B that's silent "doubt" "bomb" "dumb" sometimes its a k that's silent. "Knight" "know" "knife" I wanna say the reason these consonants are muted is because of the nasal consonants next to them (N) and (M) at least for bomb dumb knife and know I can't think of an example of an english word where you'd ever pronounce a hard K sound and an N or M
Great video! Can a consonant blend occur in two separate syllables? If not, then what will be the terminology? For example, the word "content" (con-tent). The letters "nte" are part of two different syllables. In that case, is it still considered a consonant cluster (consonant blend)? If not, then what is the terminology?
Hi tanya,great work I want to ask you about "blood" and "zoom" pronunciation sound .....i mean why in zoom "oo" pronun long "u" and in blood there is no long "u" sound?why is that
'oo' can make a long 'oo' or a short 'u' sound. (often before 'd' and 'k') Unfortunately, there are no hard-and-fast rules for the pronunciation of “oo”, so you will just have to remember the correct variants. The rules do not always apply!!! Thanks for watching!
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Hi, loved your video can you please make a video about silent words. Y and when it's silent
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There are only a few words I cam think of that have silent consonants. Most the time it's a B that's silent "doubt" "bomb" "dumb" sometimes its a k that's silent. "Knight" "know" "knife"
I wanna say the reason these consonants are muted is because of the nasal consonants next to them (N) and (M) at least for bomb dumb knife and know I can't think of an example of an english word where you'd ever pronounce a hard K sound and an N or M
Great video! Can a consonant blend occur in two separate syllables? If not, then what will be the terminology? For example, the word "content" (con-tent). The letters "nte" are part of two different syllables. In that case, is it still considered a consonant cluster (consonant blend)? If not, then what is the terminology?
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Hi tanya,great work
I want to ask you about "blood" and "zoom" pronunciation sound .....i mean why in zoom "oo" pronun long "u" and in blood there is no long "u" sound?why is that
'oo' can make a long 'oo' or a short 'u' sound. (often before 'd' and 'k')
Unfortunately, there are no hard-and-fast rules for the pronunciation of “oo”, so you will just have to remember the correct variants.
The rules do not always apply!!!
Thanks for watching!