Pronunication of words ending in "able" and the pronunication of able as a word that stands alone

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Speak Well by Eve Rydel

Eve Rydel

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Pronunication of words ending in "able" and the pronunication of able as a word that stands alone

Speak Well by Eve Rydel

7 minutes 42 seconds

4 years ago

Pronunication of words ending in "able" and the pronunication of able as a word that stands alone

comfortable, vegetable, doable, remarkable, admirable, adorable, agreeable, available

able is a suffix meaning it is added to the end of the word - pronounication as if you were to say "a bull" when it is a part of a word

Explanation of prefix vs. suffix

happy - unhappy (un = prefix un= not so - not happy)

happiness - ness - is a suffix which means state of being or the condition

un = prefix

able vs. unable - I am able to swim. I am unable to fly a plane.

I am able to speak English. The pronunciaton is different

able - /ˈeɪb(ə)l/