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Recording Voice about the silent letter

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Identify the silent Letter

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Record voice Silent Letter

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Ricky Wahyudi
22013028
Class A/2

Letter A
Letter A can be silent, especially in words that end in (-ally). Like :
• Romantically = Romantic*lly
• Musically = Music*lly
• Logically = Logic*lly
Cut the A out.

Latter B
It's always silent when it follows the letter M. Like :
• Climb = Clim*
• Crumb = Crum*
• Lamb = Lam*
• Thumb = Thum*
• Dumb = Dum*
• Plumber = Plum*er
And the letter B is often silent when it before the consonant T, example :
• Subtle = Su*tle
• Debt = De*t
• Doubt = Dou*t
Just pronouncing the T.

Letter C
Is often silent after the letter S, like :
• Muscle = Musc*le
• Scissors = S*issors
• Fascinate = Fas*inate
• Scene = S*ene
• Scenario = S*enario

Letter D
Can be silent too, like :
• Wednesday = We*nesday
• Handsome =  Han*some
• Sandwich = San*wich
Just pronouncing the consonant N sound before it.
And D can be very quite (not qiute silent) but very quite in front of G. Like :
• Edge
• Knowledge
• Bridge
• Hedge
Combine together produce the consonant sound 'DG'

Letter E
Can often be silent at the end of a word, like examples :
• Clue = Clu*
• Bake = Bak*
• Taste = Tast*
But that E on the end, although it might be silent, it can effect the pronunciation of thevowel sound before it. Example :
• hop > hope
• sit > site
• hid > hide
• slid > slide
Not pronounced, just effect the vowel sound.
But if tue E the final letter in the word but it's the only vowel sound. Like :
• He
• She
• We

Other example :
• Looked
• Asked
• Played
• Baked
• Wrapped

Letter G
Can be silent too, like :
• Sign = Si*n
• Champagne = Champa*ne
• Design = Desi*n
• Foreign = Forei*n
And the combination GH can also be silent when it comes after a vowel sound, like :
• Though = Thou**
• High = Hi**
• Light = Li**t
• Daughter = Dau**ther
• Bright = Bri**t

Letter H
Often silent when it's following a W. Example :
• What = W*at
• When = W*en
• Why = W*y
• Whistle = W*istle
Sometime, not pronounced at the start of word, like :
• Honest
• Hour
Not pronounced when it follow any of the C, G, R. Pronounced like 'Ch'. Like
• Choir = C*oir
• Echo = Ec*o
• Ghost = G*ost
• Rhythm = R*ythm
• Rhyme = R*yme

Letter I
Is not usually silent, it's usually pronounced. Like :
• Business = Bus*ness

Letter K
Is not pronounced when it comes before an N. Example :
• Knife = *nife
• Know = *now
• Knee = *nee
• Knock = *nock
• Knot = *not
• Knowledge = *nowledge

Letter L
Can bi silent, and it's quite common when you look
• Could, Should, Talk, Walk, Yalk, Half, Calf, Salmon

Letter M.
Is usually pronounced.

Letter N
Mouth is open actually, and it's tongue that's doing the work.
It's important because when explaining the silent letter N, it actually is silent when it's next to M. Like :
• Damn = Dam*
• Autumn = Autum*
• Hymn = Hym*
• Column = Colum*

Letter P
Can be silent too, like :
• Receipt = Recei*t
• Psychology = *sychology
• Psycho = *sycho
P can also be silent or it changes when it's next to a H, and together PH can often mean and F sound (ph /f/), example :
• Paragraph
• Telephone

Letter R
Is not silent in American English, but it can be in British English and also Australian English. Like :
• Butter = Butte*

Letter S
Can be silent like :
• Island = I*land
• Debris = Debri*
• Isle = I*le

Letter T
Can also be a bit sneaky, like example :
• Listen = Lis*en
• Castle = Cas*le
• Ballet = Balle*
• Soften = Sof*en
• Gourmet = Gourme*
• Asthma = As*hma
• Christmas = Cris*mas
• Whistle = Whis*le

Letter U
Can also be silent, and really common English word. Like example :
• Guitar = G*itar
• Guilty = G*ilty
• Tongue = Tong*e
• Guard = G*ard
• Colleague = Colleag*e
• Guess = G*ess
It's also not usually pronounced in adverbs like :
• Beautifully = Beautif*lly
• Wonderfully = Wonderf*lly

Letter W
When it's a start of the word before the letter R, like :
• Wrong = *rong
• Wrist = *rist
• Write = *rite
• Wrote = *rote
It's also not pronounced in these common word, like :
• Who = *ho
• Whoever = *hoever
• Whole = *hole
• Two = *wo
• Sword = S*ord
• Answer = Ans*er

Thank You ^~^