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    Learn English > English lessons & exercises > Pronunciation : mute consonants > Stats updated every 4 hours
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    Exercise "Pronunciation : mute consonants", created by lili73 (a free exercise to learn English):
    Results of the 53 620 people who have taken this test:
    Average mark: 74.5 / 100 Share


    Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): adem505 / ALGERIA, on Tuesday 24 May - 18:42:
    "Merci!"


    They got a perfect mark


    Stats (36099 candidates)
    Question 1 passed: 88.7 %
    1. Is the RED letter heard or not?                                        There is a ghost *

    Question 2 passed: 73.6 %
    in that house *

    Question 3 passed: 60.8 %
           Snow *

    Question 4 passed: 79.8 %
      White *

    Question 5 passed: 47.7 %
                            and the seven dwarfs *.

    Question 6 passed: 83.2 %
                               On a chessboard there are four knights *

    Question 7 passed: 75.6 %
    Some whales *

    Question 8 passed: 69.2 %
    eat krill *

    Question 9 passed: 55.4 %
      A swordfish * eats squid.

    Question 10 passed: 72 %
    2. Find the silent letter in each word.Damn *

    Question 11 passed: 84.2 %
    ! I've forgotten my keys.Queen Victoria's reign *

    Question 12 passed: 79 %
     lasted for more than sixty-three years.To make mayonnaise you need to separate the yolk * from the white.

    Question 13 passed: 79.8 %
    3.In the underlined words, find the two silent letters.        When the car shot the lights the policeman blew his whistle *

    Question 14 passed: 78.3 %
    .       Knuckles * are weapons used in hand-to-hand combat.


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