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How to pronounce:
chewed
Definition:
(nou) a wad of something chewable as tobacco (nou) biting and grinding food in your mouth so it becomes soft enough to swallow
Phonetic Transcription:
tʃuː
Examples:
The remaining polymer has the consistency of chewed gum.
He chewed on 240 packets of gum and 290 mints.

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Common mistakes of chewed pronunciation

- Misplacing the vowel sound: Some learners pronounce "chewed" as /tʃuːd/ instead of /tʃʊd/. This can lead to confusion with similar words. Tip: Focus on the short "u" sound in "chewed" to avoid this mistake.
- Ignoring the final "d": Many might drop the ending "d," saying "chew" instead of "chewed" (/tʃuː/ vs. /tʃuːd/). This alters the meaning completely. Tip: Always emphasize the "d" at the end to ensure clarity.
- Overemphasizing the "ch" sound: Some speakers may say "chewed" with an exaggerated "ch" as /tʃʊːd/ instead of /tʃuːd/. This can make the word sound unnatural. Tip: Keep the "ch" sound soft and smooth for correct pronunciation.
- Confusing with "chew": Learners sometimes pronounce "chewed" as /tʃuː/ instead of /tʃuːd/, which is the present tense. This can lead to misunderstanding. Tip: Remember that "chewed" is the past tense and includes the "d" sound.
- Mispronouncing the stress: Some may incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "chewed" as /tʃuˈd/ instead of /ˈtʃuːd/. This can change the flow of speech. Tip: Always place the primary stress on the first syllable for proper pronunciation.