Standard American English, as we said, always pronounces de R, whether or not followed by a vowel. But some local dialects follow the British rule and only pronounce it when followed by a vowel. For example in the state of New York the R follows the British usage, although this trait is declining and mainly surviving in rural areas.
DOWN JUDGE meaning: 1. an official in American football who stands at the side of the field at the line of scrimmage…. Learn more.
QUALITATIVE meaning: 1. relating to how good or bad something is: 2. relating to what something or someone is like: 3…. Learn more.
The distinction for the listener is the unstressed schwa (/ə/) in "can" and the fully stressed /æ/ in "can't". The exception to this is when "can" is at the end of a sentence: "Can (/kən/) you ride a bike?" "Yes, I can." (/kæn/). In this position "can" is stressed and is pronounced: /kæn/. The negative response would be: "No, I can't."
ASCERTAIN pronunciation. How to say ascertain. Listen to the audio pronunciation in English. Learn more.
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