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  • Опубликовано: 3 янв 2025

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  • @mikekurtz5868
    @mikekurtz5868 4 дня назад

    Question:
    #10: I would disagree that the "yoo" pronunciation is not a vowel
    sound. The letter "u" is designated as a vowel in the English
    language simply because it is pronounced as a vowel. The
    explanation I would offer as to why "unique" is preceded by
    "a" rather than by "an," is that in the English language, there will
    always be exceptions to various rules. For example, we would
    say "an Englishman" -- "an" preceding a word beginning with a
    vowel -- , but we would say "a European." Two nouns beginning
    with the vowel "E," but each preceded by a different article. So,
    yes we have a rule exception, and yes, the letter "U" in "unique"
    is pronounced as a vowel.
    #21: "On the chair" would be used to describe a small, hard seat chair.
    "In the chair" would be used to describe to a larger, upholstered,
    more comfortable chair. So either answer could be correct.
    #47: Customarily, the expression used would be "at a hotel,"
    referencing the building or facility itself, rather than the interior
    space.

  • @黃西東-j3y
    @黃西東-j3y 4 дня назад

    I got 55/60. The 5 mistakes and I have been practicing so many times and It still didn't work. Why ?