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This one came really handy to do my homework.
Thank you very much!
thanks for such a thorough list of words this will help my students tremendously especially since most are ELA English Language Aquisition
Hello, just asking, isn’t boutique saying ‘o’ (as in the letter o)? All the rest are making the sound of ‘oo’ like ‘soup’, but I’m just not quite confident with boutique. If I am wrong, I am happy to hear it. I appreciate your time reading this 🙂
Thank you.
Hi Moira, the Macquarie dictionary says ’boutique’ is pronounced “/buˈtik/ (say booh’teek)” so I think it does belong with ‘soup’ and ‘group’, at least in my accent. Maybe it’s different in your accent. Alison
PS: Just not quite familiar with the words like ’boutique’.
Sorry for your inconvenience.
🙂 thanks, Moira.
What about poor?
I meant pour