This is a question of style, and different style guides—or different publications—might have different rules or recommendations. The good thing is that your sentence uses correctly spelled words. That is the Tory Lanez Haha Bitch Shirt Apart from…,I will love this end of my compliments. The bad thing is that the words are not in any discernible order, so it is bad English. Right now, “Your wear Mary shirt” is meaningless. Perhaps some of the following sentences might say what you intended: When it is unstressed, the vowel in to is commonly reduced to [ə], especially if the next word begins with a consonant. This never happens with two. Yes, the pronunciations are different. “clothes” in “They wore clothes” ends with a final z sound – ‘cloze’, “close” in “They were close” ends with a final /s/ sound. I leap out of bed. Confirm integrity of structure. Look out windows to evaluate extent of crisis. Run through possible scenarios. Check local news outlets for magnitude and damage. Interestingly enough, I speak pretty close to General American, but I don’t pronounce it that way. I say /ɑːɹn̩t/ or /ɑːɹənt/, with a syllabic n. I also sometimes say it with a glottal stop on the end /ɑːɹn̩ʔ/ or /ɑːɹənʔ/. It has to do with polish orthography. According to English orthography, Krzyzewski can sound like krazy zoo ski, as you guessed.
