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The sounds in a word — more particularly the sounds of l and n and r - have a tendency to imitate , to slip into one another ... In many of our English words the v or f sound has become merged into the sound of a following consonant .
The sounds in a word — more particularly the sounds of l and n and r - have a tendency to imitate , to slip into one another ... In many of our English words the v or f sound has become merged into the sound of a following consonant .
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But concentrate your attention for a little while upon the sounds and the arrangement of them . ... This sound runs through the passage , now heard faintly and almost as though drowned in other vowel sounds , now ringing out in jubilant ...
But concentrate your attention for a little while upon the sounds and the arrangement of them . ... This sound runs through the passage , now heard faintly and almost as though drowned in other vowel sounds , now ringing out in jubilant ...
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with plain ) ; scent ( where the initial sound is the same as in sent ) ; victuals ( pronounced vittles ) ; light ( rhyming with bite ) . ( The words given have a consonant symbol without a corresponding sound . ) ...
with plain ) ; scent ( where the initial sound is the same as in sent ) ; victuals ( pronounced vittles ) ; light ( rhyming with bite ) . ( The words given have a consonant symbol without a corresponding sound . ) ...
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