Daily Routine – Sentence Stress (video).

Daily Routine Questions – content words.

ANSWERS – A Family Member’s Daily Routine.

differences between long /i:/ and short /i/.

introduction to relative/adjective clauses.

Identifying Kinds of People (with relative clauses).

assimilation: /d/ becomes /j/ before /y/.

It clefts and contradictions (advanced grammar).

Pronunciation of words with a “-tion” suffix.how to pronounce the low front vowel /æ/.how to pronounce an /l/ at the end of a word.regular past tense – t, d and ed endings.intelligibility, comprehensibility and accentedness.present perfect versus simple past tense.Here is a video showing you how to make the sound. Or, just blow the air on your hand to feel that you are doing it correctly. Use one ply of a kleenex and hold it in front of your mouth to see that you are producing enough air. Use the video app on your phone or a mirror to check that your tongue position is correct. – thanks) than with words that have this sound at the end (e.g. It is easier to learn to make this sound with words beginning with this sound (e.g.

Here are some example words with the /Ѳ/ sound: thanks, think, thousand, mon th, ba thĬommon mistakes are pronouncing a /t/ sound or an /s/ sound instead of the /Ѳ/ sound, depending on your first language. Vibration of the vocal chords is for a different sound (e.g.

Blow air out of your mouth, like you do for the /h/ sound (e.g.

Put your tongue between your teeth (or just behind your teeth).

Ѳ/ is the phonetic symbol for this sound, which is found in many dictionaries. The TH sound, as in the word “ thanks”, is difficult for many non-native speakers of English and English learners to pronounce.

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