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Try LingUp Now!Start with 'im' like in 'him'.
Then, 'pend' with stress on the 'e', like in 'pen'.
End with 'ing', making sure 'i' is short and soft.
omitting stress on the second syllable (im-pend-ing)
mispronouncing 'e' as 'i' (im-pin-ding)
final 'ing' changed to 'ink' (im-pend-ink)
Start with 'im' like in 'him'.
Then, 'pend' with stress on the 'e', similar to 'pen'.
End with 'ing', keeping 'i' short and soft.
same as American
The stress is on the second syllable 'pend'.
The 'ing' is soft, similar to 'sing'.
Yes, 'im' is like 'him', whereas 'in' sounds like 'pin'.
About to happen soon.
/ɪmˈpɛn.dər/
Someone who impends.
/ɪmˈpɛn.dɪŋ.li/
In an impending manner.
/ɪmˈpɛn.dɪd/
Was about to happen.
Similar stress pattern but different endings compared to 'impender'.
Long syllable 'ing' replaced with 'ly' in 'impendingly'.
Past tense 'ed' makes the ending different in 'impended'.
Focus on stressing the 'pend' part to keep the pronunciation clear.
Try to transition smoothly between 'im', 'pend', and 'ing' for natural flow.
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