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3 cards from this section. Quick, good the night before a test.
What is the articulation position for the sound 'v'?
Think about how your mouth needs to be shaped.
Give an example of a silent letter.
Consider common English words.
What part of pronunciation refers to the rise and fall of voice?
Think about how your voice changes when asking a question.
Is 'v' made by touching the teeth to the lip?
Consider how you form the sound.
Create a short dialogue incorporating both voiced and voiceless 'th' sounds, ensuring accurate pronunciation.
Focus on clarity when speaking each 'th'.
Draft a mini-presentation on the importance of articulation of final consonants and how it affects listener understanding.
Think of common phrases with dropped sounds.
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