alleryWhy must foreign-language learners hear accents closely?
AForeign words are always longer
BNative speakers talk slowly
CGrammar rules are never written
DA slight accent can change meaning
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A slight accent can change meaning
1. Small sound differences carry meaning in a new language.
2. A slight accent can change the whole meaning of a word.
3. So careful, undistracted listening is needed.
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