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Ruth Baldock Manser. CHAPTER IV The Sounds of English HE ENGLISH LANGUAGE , like all other languages , is made up of sounds that flow freely and sounds that , because of some obstacle , are not permitted to flow freely . Those sounds ...
Ruth Baldock Manser. CHAPTER IV The Sounds of English HE ENGLISH LANGUAGE , like all other languages , is made up of sounds that flow freely and sounds that , because of some obstacle , are not permitted to flow freely . Those sounds ...
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... English at once . Later contracts take up the principles of strong and weak forms and of intonation , both of which are so necessary for the correct use of English . Certain characteristics are found in the English of nearly all ...
... English at once . Later contracts take up the principles of strong and weak forms and of intonation , both of which are so necessary for the correct use of English . Certain characteristics are found in the English of nearly all ...
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... English with German intonation , use strong forms in place of weak , and , in addition , make the following ... English of people who speak Yiddish as a first language has many of the characteristic substitutions found in the German's ...
... English with German intonation , use strong forms in place of weak , and , in addition , make the following ... English of people who speak Yiddish as a first language has many of the characteristic substitutions found in the German's ...
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ǎ æ abdominal muscles back vowel breath Caution clear tone clearly and distinctly consonants containing these sounds CONTRACT conversation correct production Correct pronunciation defects energized tone English exhale father following exercises following phrases following sentences following words free tone front hard palate Inhale Inhale exhale intonation larynx lisping lower mid vowel mouth nasal resonance nasal sounds Nasalized Vowels NOTE Objective organs of articulation plosive Practice Material Procedure pronouncing all sounds Read the following read the sentences read the words relaxed resulting sound Say the following sentences given Shakespeare sibilant sibilant sounds sight reading singing smoothly and freely soft palate sounds correctly sounds given speak slowly stammerer student substitutions sure Syllabic Consonants syllables tense Test th voiced th voiceless throat tone without nasality tongue unvoiced upper gum ridge uvula voiced and voiceless voiceless consonants vowels and diphthongs weak forms Well-balanced resonance