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How to pronounce:
marked
Phonetic Transcription:
mɑːkt
Examples:
Markings are marked on the frill.
One price was marked with a cantaloupe and the other marked with a watermelon.
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Common mistakes of marked pronunciation
- Dropping the final "d": Some learners may pronounce "marked" as "mark" /mɑrk/ instead of /mɑrkt/. This omits the crucial final consonant sound. Tip: Always ensure to articulate the "d" clearly at the end.
- Misplacing stress: A common mistake is stressing the wrong syllable, saying "MARK-ed" instead of the correct pronunciation /ˈmɑrkt/. This can confuse listeners. Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the first syllable, "marked."
- Confusing vowel sounds: Some might pronounce "marked" as /mɑːkt/ with a long "a" sound, which is incorrect. The correct sound is /ɑr/. Tip: Practice saying "mark" and ensure the vowel sound transitions correctly to the "d."
- Overemphasizing the "k": Learners sometimes say "mark-ed" with a strong "k" sound, making it sound awkward. The correct pronunciation is /mɑrkt/, with a softer "k." Tip: Focus on blending the sounds smoothly without overemphasizing any consonants.
- Ignoring regional variations: Some may pronounce "marked" differently in various accents, like saying /mɑːkt/ in UK English. Be aware of these differences. Tip: Listen to native speakers from different regions to grasp the subtle variations in pronunciation.