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3 years ago

VERY EASY TAKES 8 MINUTES!!!!!

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wlad13 [49]3 years ago

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It would have to be Colonel, Choir, and isthmus. They were difficult to pronounce because Colonel sounded like there was a R in but there was not, in choir it looked like you had to pronounce the ch but you don't, and in Isthmus I had a hard time pronouncing it because of all of the constants. I have improved on all the words because I was taught how to say them and pronounce them. I improved on them because I strived to be the best and worked hard on pronouncing them but now I am doing fine with saying the words.

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olganol [36]3 years ago

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Answer: at first one word that was hard for me to pronounce was “anomaly” it was a bit of a tongue twister. I eventually improved on the word and have no problem pronouncing it, I just practiced and sounded out the word.

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