Sentence examples for Sounds incorrectly from inspiring English sources
The concept of dyslalia corresponds to a disorder in the articulation of phonemes, either by altering or omitting some specific sounds, or by replacing sounds incorrectly.
The aircraft stalled, even as the altitude warning sounded incorrectly saying it was falling, and instead of lowering its nose according to protocol, Bonin followed its instructions and continued to attempt to fly upwards.
The article also classified sound incorrectly.
Sounds like two thirds of the voters performed their civic duty incorrectly, right?
Sounds like a lovely way to wish our servicemen and women a Mele Kalikimaka! CORRECTION: A previous version of this article referred incorrectly to Hawaii as an independent country.
Elliot Mazer,record producer Correction: September 1, 2003, Monday An article in Circuits on Thursday about setting up home-theater components for surround sound referred incorrectly to audio formats used by HBO, Showtime and ABC.
But the reason why English sounds like it does today is because people pronounced things incorrectly.
That sounds like three different insults for the price of one, for me―all of them spelled incorrectly.
Although they don't exhaust all of the genuine English sounds a natural may utilize, they represent a comprehensible structure from which to commence to notice the difference amid fundamental pairs of sounds, those that are commonly incorrectly pronounced by foreign speakers, regardless of their mother tongue.
It is the disappointment in my grandmother's voice when she told me I've been pronouncing my name incorrectly, making it sound like less of an Arab word and simultaneously making it easier to roll off a Western tongue and forget.
