When you are speaking with clients in person or on the phone, you make a more positive impression if your language is not only in good taste but also correct. Today we'll focus on the pronunciation of words, and I'll give you a few examples of words that are frequently mispronounced.
divisive The second "i" should be long, sounding like "eye."
long-lived The "i" should be long, sounding like "eye." Remember that the
word is made from "long life."
mischievous The last syllable is pronounced "vus." There is no "i" after the "v."
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