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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
s+th phrases
Hello,
I have no problem pronouncing /th/ or /s/, however
sentences that contain these are difficult
"is that"
"is there"
"is this"
i have no problem with individual sounds however when they're all close to each other it's difficult and doesn't appear to flow naturally.
I have no problem pronouncing /th/ or /s/, however
sentences that contain these are difficult
"is that"
"is there"
"is this"
i have no problem with individual sounds however when they're all close to each other it's difficult and doesn't appear to flow naturally.
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Yes, you are right dear, so what is your question?
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AnonymousHello,Hi,
I have no problem pronouncing /th/ or /s/, however
sentences that contain these are difficult
"is that"
"is there"
"is this"
i have no problem with individual sounds however when they're all close to each other it's difficult and doesn't appear to flow naturally.
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FeathersWhen the TH combination connects with certain sounds, the two sounds blend together to form a composite sound. In the following examples [with lemon], see how the TH moves back and the L moves forward, to meet in a new middle position. (p.63)Hey Feathers,
you know what? I asked about this some time ago, and I was told that's not true..
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Kooyeen I just keep my mouth relaxed...Hey Kooyeen, I couldn't agree with you more! After going through Ann Cook's book, I noticed how stiff my mouth and throat are. I decided to start singing aloud in English (when I'm alone). It does work
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