Mastering Pronunciation: How to Say "Asterisk" Correctly in English

Welcome back to Single Step English, your ultimate destination for mastering English skills one step at a time! 🚀 In today's lesson, we're tackling the pronunciation of a tricky word in English: "asterisk." 🌟
But first, let's understand the meaning of "asterisk." An asterisk is a symbol (*) used to draw attention to a particular word or phrase, or to indicate that additional information is provided elsewhere. 📝✨
Now, let's break down the pronunciation into syllables to make it easier for you to grasp. Say it with us: "a-str-isk." Notice how the stress falls on the first syllable, the "a" sound. 🗣️💡
With clear examples and helpful guidance, you'll gain the confidence to pronounce "asterisk" like a pro. Whether you're using it to mark important points in your essay or identifying words in a text, mastering the pronunciation of "asterisk" is essential for clear communication. 💬🎓
Don't forget to practice along with us using the provided sentence examples. By breaking down words into syllables, you'll improve your pronunciation skills and sound more confident in your English conversations. 📚🔊
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1)It's not for my self myself. 2)it's not for me Looks fine. Not for me or for myself 3)I want to get my body in shape. OK. 4)I want to get my body shaped. See 3) which is correct. 5)I want to submit the files twice in a week. ...twice a week. 6)I want to submit the files two times in a week. This is possible, but it is more natural to say... twice a week.

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1)When I bent down to take my key my jeans got ripped. When I bent down to take out my key, my jeans ripped. 2)He uploaded the video in his instagram stories. ...to his Instagram stories. We use upload with TO. 3)He shared the video in his instagram stories. In this case, IN is possible. 4)He shared the video in instagram. OK. Or... He shared the video to Instagram. In on here are theses sentences grammatically correct