Words with Hard "c" (k) and Soft "c" (s) pronunciations:
* Cent: (sent) - "a hundredth of a dollar"
* Cent (sent) - "a unit of currency in many countries"
* Cereal: (seer-ee-əl) - "a breakfast food made from grains"
* Cereal: (ser-ee-əl) - "relating to grain"
* Cite: (sīt) - "to quote or mention as an example"
* Cite: (sīt) - "to summon officially"
* Cycle: (sī-kəl) - "a series of events that repeat"
* Cycle: (sī-kəl) - "a bicycle"
* Face: (fās) - "the front part of the head"
* Face: (fās) - "to confront or deal with"
* Force: (fōrs) - "strength or power"
* Force: (fōrs) - "to compel or oblige"
* Grace: (grās) - "elegance and beauty"
* Grace: (grās) - "a short prayer"
* Place: (plās) - "a particular location"
* Place: (plās) - "to put something in a particular position"
* Trace: (trās) - "a mark left behind"
* Trace: (trās) - "to follow a path"
Important Notes:
* The pronunciation of "c" often depends on the following letter:
* "c" before "e", "i", or "y" usually has a soft "s" sound
* "c" before other letters usually has a hard "k" sound
* Some words have different pronunciations based on their meaning or context.
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