Easyincome24:
Which of these is correct, accessories or assessories?

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A) is correct:- Accessories.

I find it hard to pronounce
Pneumonia
Cyber cafe
Lingerie

Color/colour I don't know the difference

lascos912:
you wicked

You almost lost a tooth....lol

Seeing coelacanth at first might look easy, but try to search for the real pronunciation, then you'll know how out of point you've been.

Another is schadenfreude.

i was the least pupil in class to figure out the spelling of my own name and surname, English Language was such a pain in the ass to be sincere but I am grateful for trying to cheat myself so to speak into getting a perfect score in one of the English Classes because when i was found out eventually i paid dearly for it in tears and swollen buttocks so i went home and studied, I picked every English book and most importantly newspapers i could find and whilst i still don't consider myself up to par, I am a professional script writer and a novelist. The very subject i hated quite frankly became the only subject i care about a lot.- by anonymous.

Preciouschinwe:
Color/colour I don't know the difference

both are correct and have same meaning.

joyousever:
Some words that aren't pronounced the way they are spelt include the following:

Ewe (female sheep)- pronounced as you, transcribed as /ju:/
Sachet- Sashey
Machete- masheti
Chauffeur- Shauffer
Uncouth- uncuuth
Quay- Key
Towel -. Taul- ta- all
Procedure - procijur
Education-. Ejiucaition
Colonel- kenel
Pizza- pitsa
Foetus-. Fitus

My hat's off to you ,my lady.

CalliDora1:
A list of words that do not sound the way they are spelt

Quay. > Key
Yacht pronounced yot
Chalet shalay
Chauffeur. Shafur
Champaign. Shampain
Chef. Shef

Police p'lis

Towel. Tawul

And so many more.

Excellent.

PresidentJosh20:

Really?That's suprising!

I tell u,when I consulted the dico,it told me the same thing.

Phlegm
is it phle-gim or d "g" is silent

WriterX:

both are correct and have same meaning.

thanks

LordOfTheWeed:

Fixed

Good catch. Noted.


I'm used to being lax online. But I thought it was 'am or I am', but 'I'm' balance the sentence finish.

Stargurl20:


You should be 'proficient with English' not 'in English'




My humble view though

Hope I cleared your doubt.

Newman20:



Hope I cleared your doubt.

Yeah. You're indeed good at english

Thansh youuu..ma guy.

WriterX:


My hat's off to you ,my lady.

That's interesting to know.

That means you are a dictionary, Lolz.

Joke apart, hope you are utilizing that skill to make money as a translator, proof reader, writer?[/quote]

I'm proficient too. But how can one make money as a proofreader, please?

lascos912:
you wicked

How can I pronounce gnarl? /gna:l/ or /na:l/