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Can you say the months of the year correctly in English? How do you sayFebruary? What about November? These common, everyday words are confusing because they are pronounced differently in other languages. The spelling also looks different from the way they are said. So join me and learn how to pronounce the twelve months of the year, which part of each word to stress, and how to use them correctly in sentences and questions. Plus you get some grammar tips! With just one lesson, you can sound and feel more confident. You can do it!
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