@Rochelle Carr I have a question. I hear native speakers pronunce "that" with short "a" sound and with schwa. I noticed that when "that" is relative or conjunction, it is pronounced as schwa. When it is demonstrative it is pronounced with short "a". So for instance, in the sentence "I know that you read that book that I told you about" the middle "that" has short "a" and the others have schwa. If that what I said is true, what do you think of sticking to that in PIRF assignments? Thank you.

@Darren Windsor-Horton @Evelyne Vincent @Amal Ta We had a deal before going "zero zero screen time". No pictures, getting on internet nothing but emergency calls. So as you see I'm sticking to the man now. Here's one picture I managed to smuggle 😄

@Shane Peterson Can diarrhea be verbal?😀

@Country Hajime Just great!

@Alex Understated Great story, Alex. That reminds me what CS told us the other day about his army friend from Louisiana who was almost imposible to understand, like he spoke different English:)

@Shane Peterson It seems like everyone had their say. Could you please give your take on that? Thank you.