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Follow with 'r' by tapping the tongue behind the top teeth.
End with 'aiv' sounding like 'eye' with a 'v' at the end.
ar-rive (incorrect syllable stress)
a-reeve (mispronouncing the 'i')
ar-rife (substituting 'f' for 'v')
Start with a schwa sound like 'uh'.
Position tongue lightly behind upper teeth for 'r'.
End with 'aiv' sounding like 'eye' with a 'v' at the end.
ar-rive (incorrect syllable stress)
a-reeve (mispronouncing the 'i')
ar-rife (substituting 'f' for 'v')
It's a schwa sound, which is common in unstressed syllables.
Place your tongue tip behind your upper teeth and voice the 'r'.
It sounds like 'eye', found in words like 'my'.
To reach a destination.
/əˈraɪvəl/
The act of coming to a place.
/əˈraɪvɪŋ/
Present participle of arrive.
/əˈraɪvər/
One who arrives.
'Arrival' has an extra syllable, ending in 'əl'.
'Arriving' ends with 'iŋ' instead of 'v'.
'Arriver' ends with an 'ər' sound.
When pronouncing 'aiv', open your mouth wide as you would when saying 'eye'.
Focus on the 'r' sound, which should be made without vowels influence, just the tongue position.
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