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Move to the 't' by placing the tongue behind the top teeth.
Finish with 'roll' using the back of the mouth for the 'r' and rounding lips for the 'oʊl'.
Missing the initial 's' (troll)
Using a flat 'o' instead of 'oʊ' (strahl)
Mispronouncing 'r', making it silent (stoll)
Start with the 's' sound, pushing air between your teeth.
Move to the 't' by placing the tongue behind the top teeth.
Finish with 'roll' using a rounded 'əʊ' sound.
Missing the initial 's' (troll)
Using a flat 'o' instead of 'əʊ' (strahl)
Mispronouncing 'r', making it silent (stoll)
No, in both AmE and BrE, the 'r' should be pronounced.
Round your lips as if blowing a kiss, then transition to a slight 'l' sound.
Yes, stress the whole word since it is monosyllabic.
A slow, relaxed walk.
/ˈstroʊlər/
A device to push a baby
/ˈstroʊlɪŋ/
Walking slowly for pleasure
/stroʊld/
Past form of walk slowly
'Stroller' has an extra syllable.
'Strolling' has an 'ɪŋ' ending.
'Strolled' ends with a 'd' sound.
To pronounce 'l', let the tip of your tongue touch the roof of your mouth.
Ensure your lips move from a round shape to a relaxed one for a correct 'oʊ'.
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