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    This guide attempts to familiarise English language sounds for learning to speak English. It is intended for learners whose mother tongue is a phonetic language, especially Malayalam spoken in the Southern State of Kerala in India.

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    This guide attempts to familiarise English language sounds for learning to speak English. It is intended for learners whose mother tongue is a phonetic language, especially Malayalam spoken in the Southern State of Kerala in India.

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    Welcome Welcome: Learn To Speak Good English Learn To Speak Good English

    Uploaded by

    gustalib
    This guide attempts to familiarise English language sounds for learning to speak English. It is intended for learners whose mother tongue is a phonetic language, especially Malayalam spoken in the Southern State of Kerala in India.

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    WELCOME

    LEARN TO SPEAK GOOD ENGLISH

    Familiarise with sounds of English language PART 4 of 4

    Sentence stress

         

    He told me I couldn't have a holiday I came yesterday I saw what you did Its not possible You can do that You cant do that

    UNIQUENESS OF SPOKEN ENGLISH


       

    English is not phonetic language The vowels have no specific sound value. Each word has distinct pronunciation. Vowels are either lightly pronounced or are almost inaudible.

    GET STARTED
         

    Familiarise with phonetic symbols Consult dictionary to find out correct pronunciation. Start speaking. Practice will lead to perfection. Speak good English. If you have any question or need assistance contact the author

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    Through intense listening and interaction with persons hailing from around the world the author became familiar with English sounds. Yet while speaking, the author does not claim any expertise. Members in the Group are welcome to participate for improving this presentation

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