🤔 RECEIPT
Are you saying this word naturally?
A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix.
In American English, we usually say: rÉ™-SEAT.
The P is silent. It’s not rÉ™-ceep-tuh. It’s rÉ™-SEAT.
There are just two syllables: rÉ™-SEAT.
The stress is on the second syllable: rÉ™-SEAT.
You can forget about the P: rÉ™-SEAT
Can I get a rÉ™-SEAT?
They sent a rÉ™-SEAT
I’ll put the rÉ™-SEAT in the bag.
There’s a mistake in this rÉ™-SEAT.
Let’s practice. I’ll say blue. You say green.
rÉ™-SEAT
Can I get a rÉ™-SEAT?
They sent a rÉ™-SEAT
I’ll put the rÉ™-SEAT in the bag.
There’s a mistake in this rÉ™-SEAT.
Why not try writing your example with receipt in the comments.
Thanks for watching, and until next time, keep learning and keep it cool.
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