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Word Stress Flow
Word Stress in Sentences: How to Flow from One Word to Another in a Phrase Within a phrase, let the words flow together. Overall, try to move softly from one word to the next. The following tips will help do this. Tip One: Link Consonants to Vowels These words can flow together when one word…
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English Pronunciation: Th Sound Stories
Practice -Th sound with stories Practice speaking the 2 TH Sounds with these stories. The stories are at the beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.Review TH Sounds Introduction. Spring Baby1. This woman has a new baby. 2. Her name is Ruth. 3. The baby’s name is Theo. 4. Ruth buys many things for Theo. 5. When…
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English Pronunciation: Th Sounds
There are two sounds for the Th. There is either a smooth sound or a popped sound. Both are made from the basic TH position: the tongue is slightly between the teeth in a relaxed position. Some people can make this sound with the tongue behind the front teeth.* The smooth sound of TH is only used with common words.…
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O sounds listening Test
O sounds: Business Terms Choose which sound you hear on the O spelling: Schwa = O as in mother – schShort O = O as in hot – soLong O = O as in role – lo We have to consider how to communicate. a. Consider ____ b. Communicate ____ 2. I am trying to…
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O Sounds Listening: Animals
O sounds: Animals Choose which sound you hear on the O spelling: Schwa = as in mother Short O = as in hotLong O = as in role 1. The crocodile and the alligator are relatives. a. Crocodile ____ b. Alligator ____ 2. The robin, the crow, and the dove live in urban and suburban…
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Listening for O sounds
Food-related words: O sounds Listen to the sentences. Identify the O sounds in these food-related words. Label them like this: Short O in Hot: S Long O in No: LSchwa Sound: Sch The chopsticks are beside the bowl. chopstick ____ bowl ____ 2. They had oats, bacon, and oranges for breakfast. oats ____ bacon ____…
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English Pronunciation: Sounds with O
The American O sounds can be difficult. There are 3 distinct sounds, the short O as in “hot,” the long O as in “boat,” and the reduced O. The phonetic name is the schwa sound, as in “above” (say “abuv”). The basic rules are these: Use short O for simple spellings in words or word…
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A sounds Listening Animals
A Sounds in Animals Choose which A sound you hear: Short A as in cat or man (with a small difference by n/m) Long A as in rain Open A as in father Schwa as in around The camel stores water in its hump, and it can carry a lot of weight. camel ____ water…
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Listening for A sounds
Listening Test 1 Identify the sounds in each word. Label them like this: Short A in Cat: S Short A by N/M: Snm Open A in All: O Long A in Late: L Schwa: Sch almond ____ appetite ____ bagel ____ granola ____ bamboo ____ calorie ____ bland ____ orange ____ cake ____ cauliflower ____…
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Advanced Vocabulary: Other
Click on the”video” to repeat the words or phrases after the instructor. Practicing the words will help you understand the rules and gain further improvements. quiet, quite, quit ceiling – sailing – selling qualify serious vs. series seek/ sick put the mind at ease how to use boring/ ed what its likely to be what…
