Hi everyone!
Finally, this term we've learnt that the digraph TH can be pronounced in two different ways:
Voiced as in: THIS, THAT, THESE or THOSE
Voiceless as in: THIEF
Hi everyone!
Finally, this term we've learnt that the digraph TH can be pronounced in two different ways:
Voiced as in: THIS, THAT, THESE or THOSE
Voiceless as in: THIEF
Hi everyone!
The last sound we have learnt this term is the /th/ sound. This syllable can be pronounced as:
- /ð/(voiced): This, that, these, those...
- /θ/(voiceless): Three, thief, thin, think...
For both sounds we have to place our tongue between our upper and lower teeth, for the first one there is going to be vocal cord vibration and for the second there isn't. The easiest way to tell the difference is to put your fingers on your throat and see if you can feel vibrations.
Hi everyone!
The last sound we have learnt this term is the /th/ sound. This syllable can be pronounced as:
- /ð/(voiced): This, that, these, those...
- /θ/(voiceless): Three, thief, thin, think...
For both sounds we have to place our tongue between our upper and lower teeth, for the first one there is going to be vocal cord vibration and for the second there isn't. The easiest way to tell the difference is to put your fingers on your throat and see if you can feel vibrations.
Hello everyone! The sounds we have learnt this term are the ones associated with the following digraphs: OU , OI , UE , ER and AR . OU is ...