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Originally Posted by HarryT
So pronouncing, say, "blessed", as in "The blessed Saint John", as "bless-ed", would be something that only a country bumpkin would do in the US? That would be the normal pronunciation in the UK.
Can you elaborate as to how you pronounce the word "toasted" without saying the "-ed" as a separate syllable? I can't see how it can be pronounced other than as a separate syllable.
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I was going to say no, I would use the term 'bless-ed' , but then I got to thinking, "How do I know I'm not a country bumpkin?" Don't we all think of ourselves as the epitome of sophistication?
Some of you people have to be wrong!
