Today I want to talk about the word “debt” in American English.
The word debt is a noun, and it refers to something that is owed, like money. It also means an obligation to pay for something, or the condition of being under such obligation.
Debt can be both an uncountable and countable noun.
You might notice by now, that the B is silent in the pronunciation of debt.
Let’s practice some example sentences with the word debt.
He wants to get out of debt by the end of this year.
His poor decisions have put his family in debt.
Her debt was forgiven.
Her debts were forgiven.
You must pay your debts if you hope to borrow money again in the future.
You can instantly improve your English and sound more like a native speaker by practicing and saying debt correctly.
When you master American English pronunciation, you can speak with confidence knowing that your pronunciation is accurate and listeners will understand you.
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