Build Your Vocabulary || How to enhance your vocabulary || Learn English

Build Your Vocabulary || How to enhance your vocabulary || Learn English
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I love your vocabulary lesson. My vocabulary is a big issue.

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[@ronyraiser]

I love hearing from you English lessons ... question .. why the word ( associate ) sometimes has SH sounds other times has S sound .. assoshiate assosiate ?

[@BOOKISHENGLISH874]

The word "associate" can be pronounced in two different ways depending on how it's used: As a verb: When "associate" is used as a verb, meaning "to connect or bring into relation," it’s often pronounced with a "sh" sound: uh-SOH-shee-ayt ( /əˈsoʊʃieɪt/). As a noun or adjective: When "associate" is used as a noun (meaning "a partner or colleague") or as an adjective (meaning "related or connected"), it can be pronounced with an "s" sound: uh-SOH-see-it ( /əˈsoʊsiət/). Both pronunciations are correct, but the pronunciation with the "sh" sound is more common in American English when the word is used as a verb.

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what difference between intently and intentionally ?

[@BOOKISHENGLISH874]

Intently: Doing something with focused attention. Example: She listened intently. Intentionally: Doing something on purpose. Example: He intentionally avoided the topic.

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