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TOEIC Pronunciation Tip: acronyms

Posted by englishlessons on April 10, 2006

The stress in acronyms (words that are made from the first letter of a group of words) is almost always on the last letter.

Examples: UCLA, PC, WTO, PDF

This tip is taken from Pronunciation in English.

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