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This document announces an English pronunciation masterclass hosted by ABA English. It lists several pronunciation challenges submitted by students, such as words containing "ch" like "chemicals", differences between "thought" and "taught", and words like "schedule" and "recyclable". It invites students to comment with other difficult words and how they practice pronunciation. It also provides additional language learning resources and announces the next class on Christmas vocabulary, food, and traditions.
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Pronunciation
- 1. LEARN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION A masterclass with ABA English
- 2. Let’s discover HOW TO PRONOUNCE...
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- 6. lilipmolina ● Words with ch- like chemicals or character
- 12. totega ● Awesome
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