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A , E , I , O ,U

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Sometimes, but only when the word would not be pronounceable without the extra syllable. After t or d, in English you can't have an immediately following t or d, so a vowel has to be inserted before the "-d" ending, and this new vowel produces an extra syllable.

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Ope isn't short for anything in old English - It's a pseudo-word and is found exclusively in modern second-rate verses, where it means "open." The word did not exist back in the time when people spoke Old English.

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There are 2 syllables. (Se-ven)

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The prefix forÊread is reread whileÊtie is untie. AlwaysÊbear in mind that a prefix is a word that creates a new meaning when introduced at the beginning of another word. For example, the prefix for happy isÊunhappy.Ê

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wait no 5th novemb

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Looking forward to your reply is correct.

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In this phrase, pluralism is not referring to anything grammatical. It is referring to pluralism as a diversity of viewpoints or the stance that no one view is better than another.

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The feminine form of patron is patroness.

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Consonants are pronounced by obstructing the airflow through the vocal tract, vowels are pronounced by passing air through different shapes of the mouth. Example: pronounce the letter T. You find that you must flick your tongue on your teeth, or obstructing the airflow through the vocal tract. Try other consonants too, like P is pronounce by pushing the lips together then apart. now pronounce all the vowels, you'll find you don't really use your lips tongue or teeth, just shaping your mouth differently and pushing air out.

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You could SAY more formally but would likely be SHOWN more effectively

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1. Although the little girl prefers wearing dresses, she wore jeans last Saturday and felt very comfortable.
2. Mr. Schmidt usually shovels the driveway, but because of the heavy snow, he used the snowblower.
3. Lauren forgot to do her homework, so she scrambled to finish it while she ate breakfast.
4. Matthew may be a basketball star, but he sure scored a lot of runs when he subbed on the baseball team.
5. Miss Mays teaches art, but she often helps out in the office when they're shorthanded.
6. Though Grampa prefers watching westerns, he rented a new science fiction film, and he enjoyed it very much.
7. The children usually play outside at recess, but because of the rain, they are in the gymnasium.
8. Because Halloween is coming soon, mom bought some material and started making my costume.
9. Mom cooks all week, but on Fridays, we go out to eat.
10. Cindy enjoyed her vacation, but once she got home, she was glad to be there.
11. The boys usually play video games, but because it is so nice outside, they're out riding their skateboards.
12. She bought the popcorn, but she returned to the store because she forgot to get butter and salt.
13. Trina watches crime shows all the time, but when the awards show was on, she wanted to see it.
14. He usually goes to his tennis lesson, but when the neighbor needed a babysitter, he skipped it.
15. She has lots of housework to do, but she'd rather stay on the computer and anwer questions on her favorite website.

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"Reader" is a singular noun and" Readers" is a plural noun

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Yes, you can start a sentence with the word hopefully. Example: Hopefully you understand the difference between a simile and a metaphor.

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No. Use "less bad" or "better"

It is, though people tend to opt for the positive, i.e. it is better

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The plural form of the noun 'prognosis' is prognoses.

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Libretto is the singular. Libretti is the plural. Sometimes librettos is also commonly used as the plural.

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Either form would be proper depending upon what you wish to convey.

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Occurrences is the plural of occurrence:

On how many occurrences did you observe Mr. Gray waiting in the lobby?