When not to pronounce (English) what kind of words

1, vowel+consonant +e ending, e is silent: like, dance, live broadcast.

2. Special exceptions: toes, pies, truth, expiration.

First of all, I like it

Pronunciation: English [la? K] beauty [la? k]？

Interpretation: Similar, similar.

Grammar: like, when used as an adjective, means "similar and identical", which means that two or more people or things are so similar that they cannot be distinguished, but they are not the same person or thing.

Second, dance.

Pronunciation: English [d? Ns] beauty [d? ns]？

Interpretation: dance.

Grammar: dance is used as a countable noun when it refers to "dance or dance", "dance step" and "dance music". When it means "dance art", it is an uncountable noun, which is used with singular verbs before the.

Third, live.

Pronunciation: English [l? v，la？ V] beauty [l? v，la？ Five]?

Interpretation: live, live.

Grammar: as an adjective, live basically means "alive, alive and energetic", which is mainly used for animals, emphasizing the health of life and the exuberance and vividness of vitality. Occasionally, it can also be used for people, only as an attribute in sentences.

Fourth, truth.

Pronunciation: English [tru? ] beauty [tru? ]?

Interpretation: in line with the facts.

Grammar: true can be used as an attribute or predicative in a sentence. When used as an attribute, it can follow an abstract noun or a concrete noun.

V. Expiration

Pronunciation: English [dju? ] beauty [du? ]?

Interpretation: Because.

Grammar: due can also be interpreted as "scheduled to arrive at a certain time", which can be used as a predicate in sentences, often followed by at [in] prepositional phrases.