简答题\n Choose the word that does not have the same consonant sound as the example: how\n A、who B、why C、hope D、whole\n简答题\n Choose the word that does not have the same consonant sound as the example: went\n A、question B、one C、only D、when\n简答题\n The pronunciation of the -s ending depends on the sound that comes before it in the word.\n\n简答题\n Choose the word that does not have the same consonant sound as the example: very\n A、of B、view C、live D、often\n简答题\n Choose the word that does not have the same consonant sound as the example: thanks\n A、there B、anything C、moths D、three\n简答题\n Choose the word that does not have the same consonant sound as the example: that\n A、other B、clothing C、nothing D、rather\n简答题\n The word have usually has a strong pronuciaiton in a sentence. For example: Have you got a book？\n\n简答题\n Pronouns like he, his, him, her are usually unstressed and have a weak pronunciation. For example: Was he hurt? It makes "was he" sound like "wuzzy".\n\n简答题\n Choose the word that does not have the same consonant sound as the example: funny\n A、laughed B、phone C、thought D、first\n简答题\n It is not nessary to blend /d/ and /t/ with the following /j/ to make a different sound. For example: "did you" can be read as "didja" but it is not wrong if they are not connected.\n\n