How to Speak Effectively on All OccasionsHalcyon House, 1947 - 308 páginas |
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... tongue 2 - blade of tongue 3 - front of tongue 4 - middle of tongue 5 - back of tongue TONGUE POSITIONS FOR THE VOWELS 1. Pronounce the vowel in. DIAGRAM OF THE PARTS OF THE ORGANS USED IN ARTICULATION your words as you find them ...
... tongue 2 - blade of tongue 3 - front of tongue 4 - middle of tongue 5 - back of tongue TONGUE POSITIONS FOR THE VOWELS 1. Pronounce the vowel in. DIAGRAM OF THE PARTS OF THE ORGANS USED IN ARTICULATION your words as you find them ...
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... tongue and sound the vowel . Keep your finger there and pronounce the vowel in i moon . The first part of the tongue will be raised toward the gum ridge in the vowel as in see . Be certain that you can distinguish the difference in ...
... tongue and sound the vowel . Keep your finger there and pronounce the vowel in i moon . The first part of the tongue will be raised toward the gum ridge in the vowel as in see . Be certain that you can distinguish the difference in ...
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... tongue is behind the lower teeth and at the level of the gum ridge . The back of the tongue is raised toward the soft palate so that you cannot get your finger between the surface of the tongue and the soft palate . There is ...
... tongue is behind the lower teeth and at the level of the gum ridge . The back of the tongue is raised toward the soft palate so that you cannot get your finger between the surface of the tongue and the soft palate . There is ...
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CLEAR SPEECH THROUGH CORRECT | 3 |
DISTINCT SPEECH THROUGH CORRECT | 22 |
ACCURATE SPEECH THROUGH COR | 53 |
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