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    Name The Manner and The Place of Articulation of Each Consonant Sound

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    The document contains a practical exercise on consonant sounds in English. It asks the reader to identify the manner and place of articulation for several consonant sounds, write out the consonant symbols in words, classify words according to place of articulation of underlined consonants, identify a word with a different final consonant sound, write words containing specific consonant symbols, and circle the correct phonetic transcription for words. The exercises focus on helping students learn to identify, classify and transcribe English consonant sounds.

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    The document contains a practical exercise on consonant sounds in English. It asks the reader to identify the manner and place of articulation for several consonant sounds, write out the consonant symbols in words, classify words according to place of articulation of underlined consonants, identify a word with a different final consonant sound, write words containing specific consonant symbols, and circle the correct phonetic transcription for words. The exercises focus on helping students learn to identify, classify and transcribe English consonant sounds.

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    The document contains a practical exercise on consonant sounds in English. It asks the reader to identify the manner and place of articulation for several consonant sounds, write out the consonant symbols in words, classify words according to place of articulation of underlined consonants, identify a word with a different final consonant sound, write words containing specific consonant symbols, and circle the correct phonetic transcription for words. The exercises focus on helping students learn to identify, classify and transcribe English consonant sounds.

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    Task 2_Practical Exercises

    Consonant sounds

    1. Name the manner and the place of articulation of each consonant sound

    a) /t/ Egressive
    Pulmonic
    Oral
    Voiced
    Alveolar
    Plosive
    b) /d/ Egressive
    Pulmonic
    Oral
    Voiced
    Alveolar
    Plosive
    c) /k/ Egressive
    Pulmonic
    Unvoiced
    Oral
    Velar
    Plosive
    d) /z / Egressive
    Pulmonic
    Voiced
    Oral
    Bilabial
    Plosive
    e) /b/ Egressive
    Pulmonic
    Voiced
    Oral
    Bilabial
    Plosive

    2. Write only the symbols of the consonant sounds contained in the following
    words, remember to write each symbol in slashes (//).
     The first one is done for you.

    Word Symbols of the consonant sounds


    English /ŋ/ - /g/ - /l/ - /ʃ/
    Alphabet /l/- /f/ - /b/ - /t/
    Phonetic /f/ - /n/ - /k/
    transcription /t/ - /r/ - /n/ - /s/ - /k/ - /p/ - /ʃ/
    Think /θ/ - /ŋ/ - /K/

    3. Classify the following words according to the place of articulation of the


    underlined letter in the box below
     The first one is done for you.

    peak, deep, leap, cat, boat, enter, border, shoulder, singer, longing, chick, take, chirp,
    buzz, then, horse, voice, jam

    Bilabial Dental Labio- alveolar velar Palatal Palate- glottal Retroflex


    dental alveolar
    Peak Then Voiced Deep Cat Shoulder Horse
    longing Boat Take Chick
    Enter Jam
    Singer
    Buzz

    4. Pronounce: Which word is different? Focus on the final consonant sound.


    Mark an X in front of the different word.

    a) walks
    b) visits
    c) helps
    d) watches X

    5. Write a word that includes each symbol.


     The first one is done for you.

    Symbol Word
    a) /ʃ/ show
    b) /ʒ/ Revisión
    c) /ð/ This
    d) /v/ Violet
    e) /ŋ/ sing

    6. Circle the right phonetic transcription (IPA) of each word.


    The first one is done for you.

     One /ˈwʌn/ /’wʌŋ/ /’gon/


     Crock /crɒk/ /krɒk/ /krɒc/
     Those /ðəʊz/ /θəʊz/ /ðəʊs/
     Horse /ˈhɔːrs/ /ˈjɔːrs/ /ˈhɔːrz/
     Training /treɪnɪn/ /treɪnɪŋ/ /treɪŋɪn/
     Church /tʃɜːtʃ/ / ʃɜːtʃ/ /tʃɜːʃ/
     Worship /ˈgɜːʃɪp/ /ˈwɜːtʃɪp/ /ˈwɜːʃɪp/
     Shrine /ˈtʃraɪn/ /ˈʃraɪn/ /ˈʃraɪŋ/

    Link: https://youtu.be/iKtwpwidO_Q
    Referencias

    Daniel, I. O. (2011). Chapter Three: Articulation of English Sounds. In Introductory


    Phonetics and Phonology of English. (pp. 15-20). Cambridge Scholars
    Publishing. https://bibliotecavirtual.unad.edu.co/login?url=https://
    search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?
    direct=true&db=nlebk&AN=523847&lang=es&site=ehost-live&ebv=EB&ppid=pp_15

    mmmEnglish.(2016).Ingles Pronunciación de formación mejora tu acento y habla con


    claridad. Recovered from: http://youtu.be/n4NVPg2kHv4

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