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How often does assimilation take place?

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Will you grab - we'you grab [closed]

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Past tense: "happen to have" or "happened to have"?

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Not fully pronounced oʊ (ō) sound in some words

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Blending Two Individual Words Together That Share the Same Consonant Cluster

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Is there a reduction when you say "is there "or "is this"?

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Do you take a break between words, when pronouncing?

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Why is chocolate pronounced as CHOK-LATE and not CHO-KO-LATE? [closed]

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Fast speech and palatalization T+D

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About odd pronunciations of "Saturday"

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You becoming 'CHU' and 'JU'

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the weak form of 'on'

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does sound th as d makes any difference in fast speech?

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What is the trend in pronouncing the word "strength"? [closed]

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Do "cook the" and "cooked the" get pronounced differently?

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Pronunciation of "I" vowel name in fast speech

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Is “not’ve” a valid [𝒔𝒊𝒄] contraction in either of spoken English or written English – or both or neither?

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How to pronounce "TH" quickly?

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"Extra W" sound in words

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Is there a term for when the "d'" is dropped in a "not" contraction?

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