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2025-01-20 · 첨삭 강사 Anji

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I play to my phone every. So my parents always tell me to use my phone moderately. 1. Should I pronounce \'ed\' as \'t\' sound when pronouncing \'watched\'? 2. Should I pronounce \'ty\' as \'dy\' sound when pronouncing \'mighty\'? 3. same as usual. -> Is this imperative sentence? 4. no = not has/have no = has/have not = hasn’t/haven’t -> Right? 5. Do you like __? -> I\'m sorry. What did you say could come in the blank during the last class? -> Can I write two verbs in this sentence like \'say could come\'? If it is not, how do I correct this sentence? 6. What is the difference between ‘parent’ and ‘parents’?

강사 첨삭

Hi, [이름]ju! Thank you for the wonderful questions. I hope this helps. We can talk more about it in the class. See you!
--Teacher Anji

1. Should I pronounce \'ed\' as \'t\' sound when pronouncing \'watched\'?
>> Yes. -ed/d is pronounced as t when it follows a nonvoiced sound(no vibrations) such as /p/, /k/, /f/, /s/, /ʃ/
2. Should I pronounce \'ty\' as \'dy\' sound when pronouncing \'mighty\'?
>> Not necessarily. You may pronounce it as normal t sound.
3. same as usual.
-> Is this imperative sentence?
>> No, it is not. It is more of a declarative or descriptive sentence because it doesn\'t give a command or request.
4. no = not
has/have no = has/have not = hasn’t/haven’t
-> Right?
>> I\'m not sure if I understand this correctly but have no and have not don\'t mean the same.
have no = I don\'t have.
have not = didn\'t do an action
5. Do you like __?
-> I\'m sorry. What did you say could come in the blank during the last class?
>> Always use the plural form of the object, but only for countable nouns.(example: Do you like tomatoes? not Do you like tomato?)
-> Can I write two verbs in this sentence like \'say could come\'? If it is not, how do I correct this sentence?
>> You mean, can we use two verbs in one sentence lile, \" She said she could come to the party? In this case, this is correct.
6. What is the difference between ‘parent’ and ‘parents’?
>> A parent = singular, could just be a mother or a father
>> Parents = both mother and father, or more than one parent
example: My parents are co[이름]g to my graduation ceremony.
Lily\'s mother is co[이름]g tomorrow. John\'s mother is co[이름]g, too. Both parents are attending the ceremony.

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