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aforementioned pronunciation
sounding like "uh-fore-men-tioned" with emphasis on the "fore" part; think of it as "before-mentioned" to help with pronunciation. BUT my wife and others say AFF-fore-mentioned. How do ya'll say it?
Why people don't like word moist?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1iyoiay/why_people_dont_like_word_moist/

I got these 2 confused often
https://i.redd.it/nnn9rooulfke1.jpeg
GIF pronunciation
Graphics Interchange Format is pronounced like gif or jif?
How to get an American accent?
Any advice on how to get rid of your foreign accent and start to sound like a native speaker, without actually living in the specific area? As for majority of us, I have pretty thick foreign accent when speaking English. My vocabulary and understanding of English are solid, but my accent is still very noticeable. The āthā sound is especially difficult for me, it feels like the worst part of my pronunciation! I know most people donāt care about foreign accents but I want to master the language like itās my first language
Trots mean diarrhea?
In a series, one character said,ā She has trots,ā which was translated as āShe has diarrhoea.ā Is this the correct usage?
Why isn't there an article in this sentence? : "Mine computer is broken."
Trying to get a solid grasp on English grammar from the rock bottom up, so I'm questioning even the obvious things. Thanks!

Little question regarding an article. Is it correct to call it incident when it was an āattackā? Iām not a native speaker but I donāt know if in English you call this āincidentā. In Italian āincidentā is something happened with no intention
https://i.redd.it/qjzgr48e5hhe1.jpeg

Is this news script grammatically correct?
Itās todayās first page of the Washington Post, but I canāt see the verb in that sentence. Shoudnāt the āclaimingā has to be āclaimedā?
āPlease find attached your confirmation of enrolment letter.ā Why is āattachedā put before āyourā? Would ā..your attached ā¦ā mean something else? Thanks.
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1iffw6i/please_find_attached_your_confirmation_of/