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PRESENTED BY: AMY E. LINGENFELTER Tackling English Pronunciation

Overview of Course  Day/Step 1: Overview, warm up, voiced vs. voiceless consonants, phonetic symbols  Day/Step 2: Consonants  Day/Step 3: Consonant Clusters  Day/Step 4: Vowels  Day/Step 5: Vowel Clusters  Day/Step 6: Stress and Rhythm  Day/Step 7: Sounds in Connected Speech  Day/Step 8: Intonation  Day/Step 9: Sounds and Grammar  Day/Step 10: Pronouncing Written Words  Day/Step 11: Informal Speech and Idioms  Day/Step 12: Wrap up/Practice Test/Review

Today’s Class  Finish watching 2 videos of /r/ sound  Review all HW: Review /w/, /y/ or /j/, /l/, /r/, and a few others  Review and practice “ED” past-tense pronunciation  Review and practice consonant clusters pgs  Introduction to vowels: “Phonemic Chart” “Vowel Chart Phonics”

Watch These Videos:  Pronouncing “R” sound (woman):   Pronouncing “R” sound (man): 

Voiced vs. Voiceless Consonants:

Phonetic Symbols:

Vowel Sounds Phonics: