Speak Easy #9 – a pronunciation tip: The flap
Posted by Andrew Bates
24 Jun, 2019
In this episode, Suzanne and Andrew teach you a pronunciation tip that will make your English sound more...
Compound nouns can be tricky! In this episode, Suzanne and Andrew teach you a trick that will help you pronounce them perfectly!
Fun facts
Nouns that consist of more than one word are called compound nouns. The most common compound nouns are made from two nouns (for example, basketball). However, there are also adjective-noun and verb-noun compound nouns (for example, blueberry and washing machine)!
Material included in the study guide
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- Bonus audio download
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