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Try LingUp Now!Start with 'tex', similar to 'text'.
Add 'ture' like in 'sure'.
Finish with 'warn', emphasize the 'w'.
Missing 't' (ex-ture-warn)
Dropping 'r' (tex-chuh-wan)
Mispronouncing 'warn' as 'worn' (tex-ture-worn)
Start with 'tex', similar to 'text'.
Add 'ture' like in 'nature'.
Finish with 'warn', with a clearer 'a' sound.
Missing 't' (ex-ture-warn)
Dropping 'r' (tex-chuh-wan)
Mispronouncing 'warn' as 'wern' (tex-ture-wern)
In English, 'x' often sounds like 'ks' but can be followed by a 'ch' sound in some words.
No, 'warn' has a more clear 'a' sound than 'worn'.
It has three syllables: tex-ture-warn.
A label or signal indicating a warning related to texture.
/ˈtɛkstʃər/
Feel or surface quality
/wɔrn/
To alert to danger
/tɛkst/
Written words
Texture has only two syllables and a 'ch' sound.
Warn has a distinct 'a' sound not present in 'texture'.
'Text' ends in 'kst', different ending from 'texture'.
Remember it's a 'ch' sound, like in 'nature'.
Differentiate 'warn' from 'worn' to convey the warning.
