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If the C is followed by an E, I or Y, then the C would soften into an S sound.
There are some ways to stop the following letters from softening the C:
Firstly, we can double the C like "soccer". However, this might not work out because it sometimes make both hard and soft sounds like "accident","accept","accent","access","success", etc.
Secondly, we can put an H after C like "architect","chemical","orchid","schedule","orchestra","chyme",etc. However, this might sound quite unobvious because CH is already a consonant digraph which sounds like a voiceless J like "chair","chain","chin","chart","Chess",etc.
Thirdly, we can replace the C with a K like "king","kind","keep", etc. The C and K generally makes the same sound.
If the following letter is an E, I or Y, you'll notice that we use a K instead. That's because if we use the C with these following letters, then it'll soften into an S sound.
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What are the rules for using C or K?
The C and K generally makes the same sound but for which one to use depends on the following letters. If the following letter is E, I or Y, then we use a K instead because if we use a C, the following letters would soften the C into an S sound. If the following letter is anything else, then we can use a C, because it'll remain a hard C and this is quite usual to use. Things doesn't always follow the rules and there are some rule-breaker exceptions. Sometimes, we use a K although the following letters won't soften the C like "karma", "krill", "krypton", "koala", "kosher", "Korea", "kangaroo", "Kansas", etc. The K is generally used if the following letters would soften the C, otherwise we would use a C instead.
Would Rosa parks make a good president?
yes she would she brave and could fight hard until the end. a vote for Rosa is a vote for freedom!
What is the difference between hard g and soft g?
The hard G makes almost like a K sound, but in a voiced sound or a voiced K, which is the general pronunciation and soft G makes a J sound. For the hard and soft consonants, we use C and G and these consonants sound similar but the C is the voiceless consonant while the G is the voiced consonant. If the G is followed by an E, I or Y, then it'll soften and make a J sound. If the G is followed by any other letters or at the word ending, then it'll remain hard.
What is a thermosoftening plastic?
the structure of thermol softening is very soft molecules which can be broken down easily and also another term malleable (which means can be bent). overall the structure is hard but can be transformed easily due to weak bonds!
Is the Holocaust a hard subject to do in school?
Provided it is well taught it should not be too hard.
When the C and G will soften?
When the C or G is followed by an E, I or Y, then they'll soften. Soft C sounds like an S while soft G sounds like a J. If we want these consonants to be hard but the following letter would soften, then for C, when can add an H like chemical, orchid, schedule, orchestra, etc. However, CH is already a consonant digraph that sounds like a voiceless J like chair, chain, chime, choice, choose, chance, chat, chart, chase, chin, church, etc. so it might get quite vague and confusing. Sometimes, if wanted a hard C but the following letter would soften, then we can use a K instead like kid, kind, king, kill, kiss, keen, keep, kestrel, etc. If we want a hard G but the following letter would soften the G, we can add a U but it'll become a silent U like guitar, guide, guard, guess, guest,etc. If we double the consonant, then the letter would remain hard although the following letter would soften. Sometimes, there are some exceptions. For example, give, girl, giggle, get, tiger, gear and verb tenses ending with G like banging and ringing remains a hard G sound although the following letters would soften the G. If the verb tenses like banging and ringing becomes a soft G, then it would sound odd, so that might be the reason why the G won't soften although the following letters would soften the G.
What should I do when brown sugar is hard?
To soften hard brown sugar, place a slice of bread or a damp paper towel in the container with the sugar and seal it overnight. The moisture will help soften the sugar.
How can I soften hard fondant?
To soften hard fondant, you can microwave it for a few seconds or knead it with a small amount of vegetable shortening.
What are the rules for using C or K?
The C and K generally makes the same sound but for which one to use depends on the following letters. If the following letter is E, I or Y, then we use a K instead because if we use a C, the following letters would soften the C into an S sound. If the following letter is anything else, then we can use a C, because it'll remain a hard C and this is quite usual to use. Things doesn't always follow the rules and there are some rule-breaker exceptions. Sometimes, we use a K although the following letters won't soften the C like "karma", "krill", "krypton", "koala", "kosher", "Korea", "kangaroo", "Kansas", etc. The K is generally used if the following letters would soften the C, otherwise we would use a C instead.
Restoring leather on a leather sofa - to clean and soften?
How to soften a new hard leather sofa?
If you have very hard feet and normally cant feel anything what can you do to soften them up?
The best choice would be moisturizing lotions.
How do you soften hard soil for indoor planter?
pour water into it
How can I soften hard water for plants?
You can soften hard water for plants by using methods such as adding vinegar or citric acid to the water, using a water softener, or collecting rainwater for watering your plants.
How can I soften brown sugar that has become hard and clumped together?
To soften hard and clumped brown sugar, place a damp paper towel or a slice of bread in the container with the sugar and seal it tightly. Let it sit for a few hours or overnight to absorb the moisture and soften the sugar.
Why is my brown sugar hard and how can I soften it?
Brown sugar becomes hard due to the moisture in it evaporating over time. To soften it, you can place a damp paper towel or a slice of bread in the container with the sugar and seal it tightly for a day or two. The moisture from the towel or bread will help soften the sugar.
What should we do if we want a hard G but the following letters would soften?
There are some rules with the hard and soft G. A soft G sounds like a J. When the G is followed by an E, I or Y, then it'll soften into a J sound. If the G is followed by anything else, then the G would remain hard. If we want a hard C but the following letters are softeners, we just replace the C with a K as these letters generally makes the same sound. If we want a hard G but the following letters are softeners, we can't replace the G as there's no letter which generally makes the same sound, so we add an H or U after G and before the softening vowels for defense. The H/U is silent and we don't pronounce but it's like a Defender H/U which blocks the following softeners from softening the G, so the G remains hard. Some examples of words with G+H, U+E, I, Y pattern is ghee, ghetto, gherkin, spaghetti, guild, guilty, guitar, guess, guest, guide, etc. The following softeners can only soften the G directly without a letter between. Adding an H/U can block these following softeners, which they can't slice through another letter to soften the G, so the Defender H/U is important to help protect the G sound from being softened by the following softeners. However, that's not always the case. There are some rule-breakers or exceptions like gear, get, gelding, give, girl, giggle, gift, tiger, gill, etc., which remains the hard G sound despite the following softeners.This is like an impact theory. The E, I, or Y are a very bossy letter to C and G because when these letters follow them, they impact to make the C/G say their soft sounds. If the word contains the G+H, U+E, I, Y pattern, the softener defenders, H/U blocks the following softener's impact, which helps retain the hard G sound. In this case, the G sound would be free from the following softeners.G+H, U+E, I, Y Pattern Depiction:G=Referring ConsonantH, U=Softener DefendersE, I, Y=Following Softeners
Is there a way to soften hard baguettes?
Keep it in an airtight container in the freezer until you want it.
