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Try LingUp Now!Start with a schwa sound, like a relaxed 'uh'.
Move to a clear 'ten' with emphasis on this syllable.
End with a soft 'd' sound.
adding extra syllables (at-ten-ded)
misplacing stress on first syllable (AT-tend)
incorrect vowel sound in first syllable (ah-tend)
Start with a schwa sound, like a relaxed 'uh'.
Move to a clear 'ten' with emphasis on this syllable.
End with a soft 'd' sound.
same as American
It's a schwa, a common relaxed sound in unstressed syllables.
The stress is on the second syllable: 'tend'.
No, the 'd' is pronounced softly.
To go to or be present at an event.
/əˈtɛndəns/
The act of attending.
/ˌætɛnˈdiː/
A person who attends.
/əˈtɛndənt/
A person employed to assist others.
Stress placement differs from 'attendance'.
Vowel sound changes compared to 'attendee'.
Syllable count different from 'attendant'.
Focus on the schwa 'uh' sound to start smoothly.
Ensure you stress the second syllable for clarity.
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