Words Ending in -try
Vocabulary
Did you know that there are over 600,000 words in English? That's a lot of words, and far more than any human being could ever manage to learn. Even Shakespeare only used around 55,000 different words in all of his works. Mind you, he did actually invent quite a few of them. To get a good mastery of English, you do need to expand your vocabulary as much as possible. The more words you know, the better your English will be. The Activities here will help you to quickly develop your vocabulary.
IPA Symbols
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Pronunciation
These Activities are designed to help you improve your pronunciation and communication skills in English. Whether you have a strong grasp of grammar and vocabulary or not, clear pronunciation is essential for effective communication. Through these activities, you will learn the nuances of English speech, including elision, simplification, intonation, stress, and rhythm, and develop the ability to understand spoken English. Additionally, you will gain a deeper understanding of the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols and improve your pronunciation, making you a more confident and effective communicator in the English language.
A vocabulary and pronunciation activator which will help you with the following words: try, entry, gantry, pantry, poetry, pastry, paltry, sultry, wintry, country, poultry, ancestry, industry, forestry, toiletry, dentistry, chemistry, carpentry, circuitry, and psychiatry. Not only will you learn how to use each of the words, but you will also learn how to pronounce sentences using them. I have analysed the speech features of each of the sentences to show you how English pronunciation works and to help you improve your own pronunciation, too. You can read each sentence in IPA symbols, too, giving you the chance to see how linking features like the linking R, the linking J, the linking W, and linking consonants work.
There are 323 English words that end in try: accounting entry, acidimetry, across the country, actinometry, adjusting entry, affine geometry, African country, algometry, alkalimetry, allometry, allopatry, altimetry, aluminium industry [Brit], aluminum industry [N. Amer], analytic geometry, analytical geometry, ancestry, anemometry, anthropolatry, anthropometry, apparel industry, arborolatry, archaeometry, arms industry, artistry, Asian country, astrochemistry, astrolatry, astrometry, asymmetry, audiometry, autolatry, automobile industry, back country, Balkan country, banditry, banking industry, baptistry, bardolatry, barometry, barratry, basketry, bathymetry, battle of Tertry, bibliolatry, bigotry, bilateral symmetry, bill of entry, bills of entry, biochemistry, biogeochemistry, biometry, Bluegrass Country, buffer country, cabinetry, calorimetry, campimetry, carpentry, casuistry, Central American country, cephalometry, chantry, chemical industry, chemistry, choux pastry, chronometry, circuitry, coal industry, colorimetry, commonwealth country, computer industry, construction industry, coordinate geometry, coquetry, corsetry, cosmetic dentistry, cosmolatry, cottage industry, country, Coventry, craniometry, credit entry, cross country, cross-country, cytophotometry, danish pastry, daredeviltry, data entry, debit entry, demonolatry, densitometry, dentistry, department of chemistry, departments of chemistry, descriptive geometry, developing country, deviltry, diabolatry, dictionary entry, dissymmetry, Doctor of Optometry, dosimetry, double entry, electrochemistry, electronics industry, elementary geometry, elliptic geometry, entertainment industry, entry, epic poetry, errantry, Euclidean geometry, European country, fashion industry, femtochemistry, fetometry, film industry, floristry, foetometry [Brit, Cdn], foreign country, forestry, fractal geometry, French pastry, gadgetry, gallantry, gantry, garment industry, gasometry, gauntry, gave it a try, gentry, geochemistry, geometry, give it a try, given it a try, gives it a try, giving it a try, grammatolatry, gravimetry, growth industry, gynaeolatry [Brit, Cdn], gyneolatry [N. Amer], hagiolatry, heliolatry, helotry, heroic poetry, hierolatry, high country, housing industry, hydrometry, hygrometry, hyperbolic geometry, hypsometry, ichthyolatry, iconolatry, idiolatry, idolatry, immunochemistry, immunohistochemistry, industry, infantry, inorganic chemistry, interferometry, interpersonal chemistry, isometry, Jesuitry, knight errantry, landed gentry, Langtry, ledger entry, lexical entry, lighting industry, Lillie Langtry, line of poetry, lines of poetry, lordolatry, manufacturing industry, Mariolatry, marquetry, merchantry, -metry, micrometry, ministry, mirror symmetry, mistry, monolatry, mother country, movie industry, munitions industry, musketry, necrolatry, neuropsychiatry, non-Euclidean geometry, North American country, notebook entry, nuclear chemistry, oil industry, old country, ophiolatry, optometry, organic chemistry, pageantry, palmistry, paltry, pantry, papistry, parabolic geometry, pargetry, parquetry, pastry, peasantry, pedantry, peltry, pelvimetry, perimetry, petrochemistry, photochemistry, photogrammetry, photometry, phratry, physical chemistry, phytochemistry, plane geometry, plastics industry, pleasantry, pleximetry, podiatry [N. Amer], poetry, point of entry, points of entry, polarimetry, port of entry, ports of entry, poultry, projective geometry, psychiatry, psychometry, puff pastry, punditry, puppetry, pyrochemistry, pyrolatry, quixotry, rabbitry, radial asymmetry, radial symmetry, radiochemistry, radiometry, reentry, refining industry, registry, retry, Riemannian geometry, right of entry, right of re-entry, rights of entry, rocketry, Scandinavian country, school of dentistry, schools of dentistry, secondary industry, securities industry, selenolatry, sentry, service industry, shipbuilding industry, shoe industry, shortcrust pastry [Brit], sign industry, single entry, sociometry, solid geometry, sophistry, South American country, space-reflection symmetry, spectrometry, spherical geometry, spherical trigonometry, spirometry, steel industry, stereochemistry, stoichiometry, sultry, summitry, sunrise industry, supersymmetry, surface chemistry, sweltry, symbolatry, symbololatry, symmetry, sympatry, tanistry, tapestry, telemetry, tenantry, Tertry, thaumatolatry, theatry, thermochemistry, thermogravimetry, thermometry, tobacco industry, toiletry, tonometry, topolatry, touristry, toy industry, trigonometry, trinketry, trucking industry, try, upcountry, up-country, varletry, verbolatry, vestry, viscometry, viscosimetry, West Country, wintry, zealotry, and zoolatry.
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