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How to pronounce memorise
“memorise” pronunciation in real English speech
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“memorise” in real sentences
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I should memorise the order.
Taskmaster
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have to memorise them because they were explaining something.
The Royal Institution
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And to do this you need to memorise some special dates.
Numberphile
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Not really impressive, not difficult to say, not something you need to memorise.
Tom Scott
Why real speech
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