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The Rule
When a word ends in vowel + T or vowel + NT, we can stop the T sound. This means we create a half T. The tongue goes up to express a T, but then it stops there–we do not articulate T. This also works in words like “currently” or “shortly” when the -ly ending is added. It applies to compound words like “outreach” in which the Stopped T can happen at the end of the first word, “out.”
New Words
| currently | covert |
| tribute | partner |
| outline | statement |
| marketplace | chitchat |
| networking | private |
| quietly | desperately |
| frequently | net result |
| smart | definitely |
| tight budget | recently |
Words with stress on the 2nd syllable: dispute, relentless, facilitate, department, approximately, postpone, excitement, polite
Words with stress on the 3rd syllable: absolutely, not one bit.
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