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A consonant cluster is a group of consonants with no intervening vowel, e.g. /st/ or /fl/.
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How to distinguish 'month' and 'months' in pronunciation?
In the Midwestern American dialect, months is often pronounced "mons" (i.e. məns or monce), emphasizing the "s" sound and virtually ignoring the "th" sound.
But honestly it virtually never matters. I …
