Accent Reduction. Warmup /e/ /i/ /o/ Sink Think Some Sing Something Truce Truth.

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Accent Reduction

Warmup /e/ /i/ /o/

Sink Think Some Sing Something Truce Truth

/T//T/ To pronounce /T/, place the tip of your tongue between the top and bottom front teeth, barely touching your teeth. (You should be able to see the tip of your tongue with a mirror.) Blow air through your teeth, unvoiced. /T/ + ink = think

/T//T/ ThanksgivingThousand Thank youThursday ThreeThirst

/T//T/ SomethingNothing MethodHealthy

/T//T/ GrowthNorth FilthDeath BreathPath BirthHealth HearthFaith MonthWith Tooth Both Truth Earth

/T//T/ I have 3,333 things to think about, and there are some others, too. I have three hundred thirty-three thousand three hundred thirty-three things to think about, and there are other things to think about, too. Father was thoughtful about feathers on the path.

Sis This Closing Clothing Breeze Breathe

/D//D/ To pronounce /D/, place the tip of your tongue between the top and bottom front teeth, barely touching your teeth. (You should be able to see the tip of your tongue with a mirror.) Blow air through your teeth, and voice the sound. /D/ + ay = they

/D//D/ ThisThan TheThose TheThey ThusThough ThemTherefore

/D//D/ FurtherMother FatherWeather RatherLeather PathsEither TogetherClothing

/D//D/ WithClothe Bathe Breathe Smooth

/D//D/ My brother wears leather clothing over there.