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    The document summarizes consonant sounds in English in 3 sentences: 1. It identifies voiced and voiceless consonant pairs such as /p/-/b/, /t/-/d/, and discusses the sounds of other consonants like /h/, /m/, /n/, /ŋ/, /l/, and /r/. 2. Examples are provided to illustrate the voiced and voiceless pairs - for example "pin" versus "bin" for the /p/-/b/ pair. 3. Other consonant sounds and examples of minimal pairs that differentiate them are listed, such as "me" versus "knee" and "win" versus "wing".

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    CONSONANT SOUNDS

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    The document summarizes consonant sounds in English in 3 sentences: 1. It identifies voiced and voiceless consonant pairs such as /p/-/b/, /t/-/d/, and discusses the sounds of other consonants like /h/, /m/, /n/, /ŋ/, /l/, and /r/. 2. Examples are provided to illustrate the voiced and voiceless pairs - for example "pin" versus "bin" for the /p/-/b/ pair. 3. Other consonant sounds and examples of minimal pairs that differentiate them are listed, such as "me" versus "knee" and "win" versus "wing".

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    Consonant Sounds

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    The document summarizes consonant sounds in English in 3 sentences: 1. It identifies voiced and voiceless consonant pairs such as /p/-/b/, /t/-/d/, and discusses the sounds of other consonants like /h/, /m/, /n/, /ŋ/, /l/, and /r/. 2. Examples are provided to illustrate the voiced and voiceless pairs - for example "pin" versus "bin" for the /p/-/b/ pair. 3. Other consonant sounds and examples of minimal pairs that differentiate them are listed, such as "me" versus "knee" and "win" versus "wing".

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    CONSONANT SOUNDS

    1. VOICESLESS/VOICED PAIRS

    VOICELESS VOICED
    /p/ pen, passport, pepper, /b/ baby, tablet, bubble,
    apparently scribble
    /t/ tin, track, rattle, settings, /d/ date, crowd, add, middle,
    brushed, laughed played, cleaned, waited, painted
    /k/ key, skill, screen, plastic, /g/ girl, go, egg, aggressive,
    occasion, access, accident, ghost, colleague
    account, accurate, click, tick,
    quick, quite, school, chemistry,
    six /ks/, exactly /ks/
    /s/ sun, seaside, six, expensive, /z/ zoo, zebra, buzz, fizzy,
    city, centre, fancy, scene, across, refuses, trousers, dessert,
    lesson, likes, it’s, scissors scissors
    /ʃ/ shoe, wish, education, /ʒ/ television, inclusion,
    operation, crucial, special, treasure, pleasure, usually,
    sugar, sure, chef, machine, casual, garage, massage, Asia
    pressure, Russia, anxious /ŋkʃ/,
    crucifixion /kʃ/
    /tʃ/ cherry, church, match, /dʒ/ jazz, January, village,
    watch, picture, future, Portugal, orange, message, bridge,
    actually gadget, suggest, exaggerate,
    graduate, individual, soldier
    /f/ fan, flower, different, sniff, /v/ voice, November, of
    photo, metaphor, laugh, rough
    /θ/ thank, death /ð/ mother, this

    /p/ /b/
    pin bin
    pen Ben
    pear bear
    cap cab
    pup pub

    SECRETS of Pronunciation
    YouTube Elena Pérez secretsofpronunciation@gmail.com
    /t/ /d/
    tore door
    cart card
    write ride
    train drain

    /k/ /g/
    cold gold
    coat goat
    curl girl
    class glass
    back bag
    pick pig

    /s/ /z/
    Sue zoo
    said Z
    sip zip
    bus buzz
    piece peas
    price prize
    ice eyes

    /s/ /z/ /ʃ/


    sea she
    Sue zoo shoe
    sip zip ship
    ass /æs/ as /æz/ ash /æʃ/
    Russ rush
    puss push

    SECRETS of Pronunciation
    YouTube Elena Pérez secretsofpronunciation@gmail.com
    /tʃ/ /dʒ/
    cheap jeep
    choke joke
    chin gin
    cherry Jerry
    H age

    /dʒ/ /j/
    joke yolk
    Jess yes
    jeer (burlarse) year

    /f/ /v/
    feel veal
    fine vine
    fail veil
    few view
    leaf leave
    half halve
    fan van

    /b/ /v/
    bet vet
    best vest
    ban van
    boat vote
    berry / bury very

    SECRETS of Pronunciation
    YouTube Elena Pérez secretsofpronunciation@gmail.com
    /d/ /ð/
    Dan than
    day they
    dare there, they’re, their
    doze those

    2. OTHER CONSONANT SOUNDS

    /h/ house, hot, inherit, behave, who, whole


    /m/ monkey, comb, recommend, immature,
    immediately
    /n/ nose, nine, funny, innumerable, know,
    knight, design, foreign
    /ŋ/ strong, wing, being, ankle, pink
    /l/ live, leg, collection, umbrella
    /r/ right, revolution, married, lorry

    /m/ /n/
    me knee
    mile Nile
    mine nine
    Tim tin
    them then
    comb cone

    /n/ /ŋ/
    win wing
    thin thing
    ban bang
    ran rang
    run rung
    Ron wrong

    SECRETS of Pronunciation
    YouTube Elena Pérez secretsofpronunciation@gmail.com

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