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The World Book Encyclopedia. Volume 9

Muallifsiz

Учебная литература · 1995

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Pronunciation. In English, people pronounce h by shaping their lips for the sound of the vowel that follows it. Their vocal cords are apart. In words such as hail, hat, and haste, a slight impulse of breath normally crosses the vocal cords. But when the h sound occurs between two vowels, as in the words behind or ahead, the hsound may be voiced. H is silent in words such as hour and honest.

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