How to Pronounce “progress report” in English

/prɒgrɛssrɛpɒrt/

pro·gres·sre·port

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IPA/prɒgrɛssrɛpɒrt/

Syllablespro·gres·sre·port

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How to pronounce “progress report”

Syllables:: pro · gres · sre · port
IPA:: /prɒgrɛssrɛpɒrt/
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“progress report” is pronounced /prɒgrɛssrɛpɒrt/ (pro · gres · sre · port). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.

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“progress report” has 4 syllables: pro · gres · sre · port.

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