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How to pronounce:
forget
Phonetic Transcription:
fəˈɡet
Examples:
But let's not forget the upside to the chains.
Don't forget to baste frequently.
I forget the name of the magazine.
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Common mistakes of forget pronunciation
- Stress misplacement: Many learners stress the second syllable, saying "for-ˈGET" instead of the correct "ˈfɔrˌɡɛt" (US) or "fəˈɡɛt" (UK). Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the first syllable.
- Vowel confusion: Some people pronounce "forget" with an incorrect vowel sound, using "fɔː" instead of "fɔr" (US) or "fə" (UK). Tip: Focus on the short "o" sound in "for" to avoid this mistake.
- Final "t" sound: A common error is dropping the final "t," leading to "forɡe" instead of "fɔrˈɡɛt" (US) or "fəˈɡɛt" (UK). Tip: Always pronounce the "t" clearly to ensure correct pronunciation.
- Incorrect syllable count: Some learners mistakenly say "for-get" as two distinct syllables instead of the correct three. Tip: Practice saying "forget" as a single, fluid word to master the syllable count.
- Overemphasis on "g": Some individuals overemphasize the "g" sound, making it sound harsh. Tip: Aim for a softer "g" as in "go" to maintain natural pronunciation.