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For questions about differences in the way spoken English sounds when an utterance is a continuous stream of sound instead of each word being pronounced in isolation.
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Proper way to pronounce "Middle of" in GenAm English
In normal conversation, the phrases middle of and middle of the are often fused into essentially one spoken word. When this occurs, the of is still pronounced, but the normal schwa sound of the o can …
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