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Move to an 'r' sound by slightly curling your tongue back.
End with the 'æ' sound as in 'cat', keeping your mouth wide open.
Finish with a 'b' sound with both lips together briefly.
grib (gr-i-b)
grab-uh (gra-buh)
glab (gl-a-b)
Same as American
Same as American
Use the back of your tongue against the roof of your mouth.
Make sure to drop your jaw and make a wide mouth shape.
Focus on ending the word with a short 'æ' and a strong 'b'.
An attempt to seize or quickly take something.
/ɡræbd/
Past tense of grab
/ˈɡræbɪŋ/
Present participle of grab
/ˈɡræbər/
Someone or something that grabs
Short vowel vs. long in 'grabbed'.
Stress on first syllable in 'grabbing'.
Silent 'e' at end of 'grabber'.
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