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    The document discusses the pronunciation of the letter "A" in words ending in certain suffixes like ANCE, ASS, AST, and ANT in British (RP) and American (GA) English. It provides a list of words with those suffixes and asks the reader to tick the words where the pronunciation of the underlined "A" sound is different between British and American English.

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    Pronunciation Challenge 4 By Gus

    Spelling and sound: The pronunciation of the letter “A” in words ending in consonant plus ANCE, ASS,
    AST and ANT in British (RP) and American (GA) English.

    Tick the words in which the underlined “A” is pronounced differently in British (Received Pronunciation)
    and American (General American) English. For example: dance /dA:ns/ (RP) and /d{ns/ (GA).

    dance France annoyance appearance chance advance balance

    compass pass glass embarrass mass class

    gymnast fast past outlast breakfast outcast

    chant can't pregnant grant implant (verb) hesitant infant

    Can you see a pattern there?

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