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29/08/2021

Let's have our second lesson about pronunciation.

Teachers teach (S) ending sounds in classes.
Today, we will look at three different sounds of (s) ending.

Note: The (S) ending has the following three pronunciation or sound depending on the last sounds of word:

RULES
1. After some voicelss consonant sounds (s) is pronounced as /s/ sound.

Voiceless consonant sounds
/f/, /k/, /p/, /h/, /t/
e.g. Stop, stops
Kite, kites
Walk, walks
Laugh, laughs
Pipe, pipes

2. After some voiced consonant sounds (s) is pronounced as /z/ sound.

Voiced consonant sounds;
/b/, /d/, /g/, /m/, /r/, /n/ etc.
e.g. Dog, dogs
Plan, plans
Kid, kids
Bulb, bulbs
Star, stars
Come, comes
Kill, kills
Note: After vowel sounds (s) is pronounced as /z/.
e.g. Go, goes
Play, plays

3. After /s/, /z/, /SH/, /CH/, /j/, /ZH/ sounds if we have (s) ending, we pronounce /iz/ extra syllable.

e.g. Pass, passes
Wash, washes
Watch, watches
Garage, garages
Judge, judges

Note: (S) ending refers to s, es, ies, ves, 's at the end of a word.

Best wishes to you all,
Mohammad Gul Saife

24/08/2021

Let's have our first lesson about pronunciation.

Teachers normally teach the regular and irregular verbs in classes.
Do you know the three different sounds of Regular verbs?

D Voicing
Note: (D) has the following three different sounds depending on the last sound of words.
1: /t/ voiceless sound
2: /d/ voiced sound
3/id/ extra syllable

1: /t/
If (ed) comes after voiceless consonant sounds except /t/ sound, it is pronounced as /t/ sound.

e.g. Pass, passed, passed.
stop, stopped, stopped.
walk, walked, walked.
dance, danced, danced.
Note: Keep in mind, letter is not important sound is important.

2: If (ed) ending comes after voiced consonant sounds apart from /d/ sound, it is pronounced as /d/ sound.

e.g. love, loved, loved.
kill, killed, killed.
listen, listened, listened.
learn, learned, learned (American English)
learn, learnt, learnt (British English)

3: If (ed) ending comes after /t/ or /d/ sound, it is pronounced as an extra syllable /id/.

e.g. Want, wanted, wanted.
decide, decided, decided.

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Mohammad Gul Saife

22/08/2021

DEAR followers,

I hope your week is going well. Ready for our new lessons? It's on the way!

Some of you have asked me to post new lessons. I will be trying to share at least two new lessons a week. You can expect new lessons on Saturday and Thursday, and if I am able to do more, I will surprise you with bonus lessons.

See you soon for the next lessons, follow our page on facebbok (Crown English Language Academy).

Best wishes to you all,
Mohammad Gul Saife

19/08/2021

What is positive polarity clause?

If a word ends with /t/, and the next word starts with /j/ or letter /y/, we produce /ch/ sound.e.g. You play cricket, d...
06/08/2021

If a word ends with /t/, and the next word starts with /j/ or letter /y/, we produce /ch/ sound.
e.g. You play cricket, don't you?
Note: In the above example, the word don't ends with /t/ sound, and the next word starts with /j/ sound or letter /y/, so we produce /ch/ sound.
e.g. They want you.
I got you.

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02/08/2021

Good morning

01/08/2021

If a word ends with /z/, and the next word starts with /j/ or letter /y/, we produce /zhhh/.
e.g. What is your name?
Note: In the above example, the is ends with /z/ sound, and the next word starts with /j/ sound or letter /y/, so we produce /zhhh/ sound.
e.g. How is your health?
What is your father's name?

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01/08/2021

Some related terms in American accent.

Connected speech
1: If a word ends in /d/ sound, and the next word starts with /j/, we produce /dg/.
e.g Did you play cricket yesterday?
In the above example, the word did ends with /d/ sound, and the next word you starts with /j/ sound.
Note: letter is not important, thus sound is important.
Would you come to our party?

30/07/2021
26/07/2021

Underline the adjective clauses in the given examples below.

I love the girl that you love.

She bought a car which was so expensive.

They bought something which was cheap.

He knows someone who is a teacher at Kabul university.

Learn prepaotional phrase
21/07/2021

Learn prepaotional phrase

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