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How to pronounce:
advanced
Phonetic Transcription:
ədˈvɑːnst
Examples:
The team also advanced the technology for the remote operation of telescopes.
The losers advanced to the repechage.
The winner advanced to the Semifinals.

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Common mistakes of advanced pronunciation

- Stress placement: Some learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "ad-ˈvanced" instead of the correct "ˈad-vanced". Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the first syllable.
- Vowel sound confusion: The "a" in "advanced" is often mispronounced as /æ/ (like in "cat") instead of the correct /ə/ (schwa sound). Tip: Practice saying "uh-dvanced" to master the vowel sound.
- Final consonant clarity: Some speakers may not clearly articulate the "d" at the end, making it sound like "advan" instead of "ad-ˈvanced". Tip: Emphasize the "d" to ensure clarity.
- Syllable omission: A common mistake is to pronounce it as a two-syllable word, "ad-ˈvans", missing the "d". Tip: Focus on pronouncing all three syllables: "ad-vanced".
- Overemphasis on "v": Some learners might overly stress the "v" sound, making it sound harsh. Tip: Soften the "v" to blend smoothly into the word, ensuring it flows naturally.