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How to pronounce:
delivered
Phonetic Transcription:
dɪˈlɪvə
Examples:
At lunchtime, the results are delivered.
The forgery is then delivered to the Dukes.
The message was delivered orally.
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Common mistakes of delivered pronunciation
- Misplacing stress: Some learners put stress on the second syllable, saying "de-LIV-er-ed" instead of the correct "de-LIV-ered" (/dɪˈlɪv.ərd/ in US and /dɪˈlɪv.əd/ in UK). Tip: Focus on stressing the "LIV" syllable.
- Omitting syllables: A common mistake is pronouncing "delivered" as "delivd" by dropping the final syllable. This results in a loss of clarity. Tip: Always pronounce all syllables clearly, especially the final "ered."
- Incorrect vowel sounds: Some may pronounce the first vowel as "e" instead of the correct "i," sounding like "dilivered." This can confuse listeners. Tip: Practice the initial sound as "dɪ" to maintain accuracy.
- Overemphasizing "d": Learners sometimes overemphasize the initial "d," leading to a sound like "d-delivered." This can sound unnatural. Tip: Aim for a smooth transition into the word without excessive stress on the "d."
- Blending sounds: Some speakers blend the "l" and "i" together, pronouncing it as "deliverd." This can cause misunderstandings. Tip: Keep the "L" and "I" distinct to ensure clarity in your pronunciation.