Sentence examples for pronunciation problems from inspiring English sources

The singer PEGGY CONE, who announced the door-prize winners, had pronunciation problems.

And, of course, there is Al Gore's changeable wardrobe and George W. Bush's pronunciation problems.

For instance, some mediators could not tolerate grammar and pronunciation problems and, therefore, behaved accordingly (e.g., raters 2 and 6) even though in the benchmarking sessions they were advised not to penalize students for such language problems.

Children exhibit less precision in the control of their articulators especially at the age of 5-6 yearenderinging to various pronunciation problems like disfluencies, false-starts, and extraneous speech [7].

Eating, pronunciation problems and parents feeling guilty were the most frequently reported impacts at follow-up.

Migration background was less commonly associated with isolated pronunciation problems – likely not because pronunciation problems were less common in the migrants, but rather because in migrants they were more often associated with other delays.

Internal punctuation (like ca!met or we zem) is a nearly insurmountable obstacle as well as a pronunciation problem.

A further pronunciation problem is that Japanese syllables all end in vowel sounds, except when there is an "n".

Noting that Scalia would "strongly" disapprove of Trump's stance on burning the flag, Frank noted, "I think there was a pronunciation problem". .

Some of them (n = 7) argued that it was difficult to score their performance in the dynamic test, they did not tend to tolerate the test-takers' grammar, pronunciation and coherence problems.

"Pronunciation and spelling problems would abound.