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Topic: TH Error patterns: sound stops, or tongue is too far back sounds like d or z, t or s that sounds like dat or zat, both sounds like boat or bos How to Correct This: Tongue rests between the teeth, keep the air flowing  Steps to Practice: Say the TH sound by itself, use a mirror to check your tongue position Practice in simple words: think, thin, thing, both, with, bath that, the, this, them, there, then, than weather, either, other You may need syllable level: thoo, thee, thih, thay, eeth, ooth, ahth, ith, ehth oothoo ahtha eethee My book will take you through all of the steps with videos and diagrams. Download our free book: https://www.speechmodification.com/free/how-to-pronounce-the-in-american-english  Resources: Download our free book: https://www.speechmodification.com/free/how-to-pronounce-the-in-american-english
American TH playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJXFLCasjYl6y4EZt5fR-uajcdgKIHgPS Website Resources: https://www.speechmodification.com/free/th Have more questions? Join our Friday Live Q & A on this topic next at 12:00: https://youtu.be/8ISnuXBIk-M
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The word the is the most frequently used word in English. Many non-native speakers mispronounce it. Use the videos below to help you learn to pronounce the correctly.
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Ordinal numbers (e.g. first, third, fortieth) can present problems when mispronounced. They are often similar pronunciation to numerals (e.g. seventeen/seventeenth, four/fourth) but they have a consonant cluster at the end. Error patterns on consonant clusters (devoicing, omission) will result in a potential misunderstanding of the number. In addition, the final th /θ/ on many ordinal numbers can be difficult to say correctly. Use the written words, IPA symbols and recordings below to practice correct final consonant clusters on ordinal numbers. Ordinal numbers 1st-10th
More Ordinal numbers with th /θ/
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