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Many consonants silent today were pronounced in middle English. True or false?
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Many consonants silent today were pronounced in middle English. True or false?
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It would be false, words did not change that much since middle English, it was old English where many consonants silent today were pronounced.
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Your answer to this would be true, look at some of the old middle English words and spot the differences. Back then they pronounced things a lot differently. If you have any other questions just let me know! :)
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