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American English Pronunciation

T: stop /t|/ + /ṇ/

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Poor written T…changing all the time.
Written T is pronounced several ways.
This lesson is for practicing stop /t|/ + /ṇ/.

Now it’s your turn.
Here’s your audio pronunciation quiz.
Which word has stop /tǀ/ + /ṇ/?

1. 

We're not frightened of beetles, are you?

2. 

Manhattan is the most well-known part of New York City.

3. 

He's never eaten spaghetti and meatballs.

4. 

She has written another letter to her brother.

5. 

The store is completely out of white cotton t-shirts in that size.

6. 

This office has a lot of problems they have to straighten out.

7. 

They started to climb the mountain early in the morning.

8. 

Have you gotten my letter yet?

9. 

Again...you're forgotten to feed the turtle.

10. 

We ought to look for a much bigger carton to pack these things in.

11. 

The water in this water fountain isn't cold.

12. 

They wanted to go to Great Britain.

Related Lessons:

  1. real t
  2. stop t = /t|/
  3. stop /t|/ + /ṇ/
  4. flap t = /d/
  5. t = /ʃ/
  6. t = /t͡ʃ/
  7. silent t
  8. numbers …/t/ or /d/
  9. 5 ways we use numbers
  10. numbers 13-90 & “99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall”
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