consider this claim: the word isthmus is the hardest word to pronounce in the english language. now consider…

consider this claim: the word isthmus is the hardest word to pronounce in the english language. now consider how someone might argue against this. which sentence presents a counter - claim to the above claim? people in landlocked areas dont usually get a lot of practice saying isthmus since the term refers to a strip of land with seas on either side of it. most people dont even know how many syllables are in worcestershire, so they avoid the sauce completely.

consider this claim: the word isthmus is the hardest word to pronounce in the english language. now consider how someone might argue against this. which sentence presents a counter - claim to the above claim? people in landlocked areas dont usually get a lot of practice saying isthmus since the term refers to a strip of land with seas on either side of it. most people dont even know how many syllables are in worcestershire, so they avoid the sauce completely.

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Brief Explanations:

The claim is that "isthmus" is the hardest word to pronounce. The counter - claim should present another word as a candidate for the hardest - to - pronounce word. The second sentence mentions "Worcestershire" as a word that people have trouble with, thus countering the claim about "isthmus". The first sentence just gives a reason about why some people may not practice saying "isthmus", not a counter - claim.

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Most people don't even know how many syllables are in Worcestershire, so they avoid the sauce completely.