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Try LingUp Now!Start with 'for' like 'four', making sure the 'r' is pronounced.
Quickly move to 'see' as in 'sea'.
Stress the second syllable, 'see'.
fore-say (switching 'see' to 'say')
fo-re-see (incorrect syllable emphasis)
far-see (using 'a' instead of 'o')
Start with 'fore', hold the 'o' longer than in AmE.
Quickly move to 'see', pronounced same as AmE.
Stress the second syllable, 'see'.
fore-say (switching 'see' to 'say')
fo-re-see (incorrect syllable emphasis)
far-see (using 'a' instead of 'o')
It has two syllables: for-see.
The stress is on the second syllable, 'see'.
In 'foresee', like many English words, the stress falls on the distinguishing part of the word.
To know or predict something before it happens.
/ˈfɔːrsaɪt/
The ability to see ahead
/fɔːrˈsiːəbl/
Able to be predicted
/fɔːrˈsiːər/
One who predicts or sees
In 'foresight', 'sight' replaces 'see' and is pronounced /saɪt/.
'Foreseeable' extends 'see' with additional syllables '-able'.
'Foreseer' adds a third syllable '-er' pronounced /ər/.
Focus on stressing the second syllable, 'see'. This will make your pronunciation clearer.
Practice saying 'fore' and 'see' quickly together to sound natural.
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