astounded over the as and the ans

This post with a video (I grabbed it from YouTube, thankfully, it was placed at the top tier so normally, you would click what is there at the top, right? OK, I'd better shut up now!) tells you about how to pronounce the articles A and AN.

Very interesting since the speaker includes cases like what if these articles are part of just a word or a one-word response like A BOOK, AN ANIMAL, or A VIRUS...ooooooooooorrr parts of a sentence like My father reads a book every Tuesday afternoon. How do we pronounce the articles?

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idiom about the past

back in the day used for talking about a time in the past, usually when you are remembering nice things about that time : Back in the day , we had an apartment with a swimming pool . https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/back-in-the-day aspirekc.com ...

here's a website to help your pronunciation problem

the name of the website: upodn.com/phon.php piece of wisdom: if you are familiar with the IPA symbols --IPA means International Phonetic Alphabet--then this process is promising. the easy steps: 1. Just type in the word. 2. Press the Transcribe it button. 3. Check the bottom box for the pronunciation.

feeling diaristic

diary #1 my phone. bada bing! it died. there was some numeric command in an ominous dark background. after a few seconds, the background turned light green or was it bluish green. the problem could have been fixed right away, had i seriously read the fine prints. volume down button plus power button. the above nightmare gave me an invaluable lesson.

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