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New Words
The rule: when T comes before an N ending, we often stop the T (the tongue touches the ridge behind the teeth but does not complete the sound) and then create a strong N. You can also think of it as replacing the T with a glottal stop–stop the air in your mouth–and then emphasizing N. This can be hard to master! Check out the video here.
| written | Newton |
| shorten | Britain |
| martin | rotten |
| gluten | potent |
| eaten | Latin |
| button | tighten |
| kitten | sweeten |
| maintenance |
Words with stress on the 2nd syllable: important, forgotten, Manhattan, admittance, enlightening, dishearten, pollutant, immediate.
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