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Open sound is Tongue Down, Speak from your Neck and Long sound. E is usually Open.
Closed is Tongue Up, Speak from Front Top of mouth and rapid sound. I is usually Closed.
Say these words: Reach and Rich. These and This.
Most English words start with an Open Sound and end with a Closed Sound.
Cause = open sound. Because = open then closed sound.
The spelling of the final syllable is less significant than its position.
Happiness = E is usually open sound... because its the final syllable you Pronounce it as Closed Sound. Closed
sound is usually I. Pure Happiniss
W and R.
Pronounce W with both lips. Push your lips > forward. Vibrate both lips. Wwwwwwwwwwww
R is Like the sound a dog makes. Ruuuu Ruuuuu. Top teeth on bottom lip. Vibrate.
That's Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrright
all call ball wall mall (no L, Pronounce the way your teacher shows you)
al walk/talk actual normal rational
just rust must > the rust just must learn more > I just must adjust to buy anti rust paint
mAIntAIn > vibrate the top of your mouth > gaaaaiiiin (gain) raaaaiiin (rain)
laaaane (lane) plaaaane (plane) caaaane (cane)
I gain on the rain in the fast lane using my plane I like canes I maintain my cane
how/now
nail/sail/rail/mail/out/about/mau
out/about/mouth now/cow/towel/vowel
ai/ou/ow
ou/ow = sound/pound/ground/found
practise how does it sound now the best pound I found in my mail about now on the ground
vowels and towels sound similar from my mouth, about the same, I found
wow/now/vow/how/bow/cow
I vow to buy a cow, how? I shall bow now, yes i'm thinking wow too
male/sale
Y/why
Yesterday You learned Yummy makes you Younger and Yoghurt does too after many Years Yes
Vibrate top front of mouth near teeth
bought/caught/taught
bort/cort
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fO cus = open O sound is Like a ball in your mouth > use all the ball to say it (vibrate around your mouth)
prOcess > prO cess > focus on process
and
go swimming go walking go running go skiing
i will ride my bike
i will go for a bike ride
i will swim
i will go for a swim
ing = this is one single sound > keep tongue at top of mouth and vibrate > i n g
1 syllable = innnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng
sing ring thing
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
first second third (fird) fourth fifth sixth seventh eigth nineth tenth
th = at the end of a word = fffff
accurate certificate fortunate > closed sound at the end of the word
up under us
u + t > ut
an accurate certificate is quite fortunate
series > se ries > sear ries > sear rys > series
Plurals (get a grammar book or use google to find some exercises on plurals then complete them until you
know how to use them)
9 yearS ago
10 yearS old/5 years old > he is 20/he is 30/she is 25
he has a 10 year old/she has one 5 year old and a 15 year old son
through = Fru
have to = need to
you haven't got to = you don't need to
sometimes
always sometimes
not sometime
3 examples of sometimes
the best : the most > only one at the top (according to language)
you are the best student ever : you learn the most words
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