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ELT Journal 1961 XV(3):133; doi:10.1093/elt/XV.3.133-s
© 1961 by Oxford University Press
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In Dr Barber's article on English money (E.L.T., XV, 2) the pronunciation of halfpenny, halfpence, threepenny, thousand, etc. should have been shown as /'help{partial}ni/,/'help{partial}ns/,/'{theta}rup{partial}ni or '/rip{partial}ni/,/'/auzand/, etc., the italicized letters indicating that the sound concerned may be either pronounced or omitted. In 1. 2, p. 80 of the article there should be a stress-mark before f:r.


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