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When to pronounce ‹s› as z in the middle of words? When do you pronounce ‹s› as z in the middle of words? Is there any rule? I also saw there are some differences in articulating medial s between American and British accents I already know the r
verbs - English Language Learners Stack Exchange I several times, particularly,while reading novels, encountered the sentence ' we was ' But as per my knowledge is concerned were is appropriate verb instaed of was Please explain it Thank y
国际英语音标48个-可复制，再也不用插入啦 - 知乎 双元音： eɪ aɪ ɒɪ ɪə eə ʊə əʊ aʊ 辅音（28个） 清辅音： p t k f θ s ʃ ts tʃ tr 浊辅音： b d g v ð z ʒ dz dʒ dr m n ŋ j w ǀ h r 编辑于 2022-11-05 · 著作权归作者所有
How do you read these mathematical expressions aloud? Here's how I'd say the first one: The absolute value of S minus the sum from 1 to n of f of t sub i times delta sub i is less than epsilon Key: (1) The absolute value of (2) S minus (3) the sum from 1 to n of (4) f of t sub i (5) times delta sub i (6) is less than epsilon Note: Some mathematical expressions can be read aloud in more than one way For example, someone might say: sigma instead
dz and z Is there really big difference? [duplicate] Yes, dz and z sound very different to native speakers, and when pronounced properly are clearly distinguishable It is actually far more common for dz and ts to be confused by non-native speakers, but even these are distinct
英国比较著名的都有哪几种口音？这些口音的发音特点分别是什么？我应该如何练习？ - 知乎 第一自然是东伦敦音（cockney），是以前伦敦的工人阶级说的，放在国内就是北京土话。想深刻的体会，推荐你看电影《银行大劫案》（The Bank Job），IMDB评分7 3，号称根据真实事件改编，里面土话连篇。 第二苏格兰口音（scots），超可爱的发音。如果想学习的话，可以先去看一个很有名的电影《猜
As we have seen vs. As we saw - English Language Learners Stack . . . As is often the case with choice of tenses in English, both are possible, and reflect a choice the speaker writer is making in how to structure events in time: there is usually no objective difference With "as we have seen" the writer is choosing to relate the previous exposition to the present This might be for various reasons: for example, it might be very recent in the book; they might be