SayIt™ for Lesson D.......Sounds....mp3?
Most people already have most of the sounds they need in their own language. But there are 7 sounds that the most people have trouble with.
In the next 7 lessons we will do these difficult sounds in "bad", "face", "now", "thing", "no", "near", and "blood" so that you have some good work on the most difficult sounds.
So we start with the sound in the word "bad" which is
difficult for some people. This lesson will be on how to make the [a] sound in
"bad". To start, say that
after me: bad….Again…bad….
Not bad! Ok,
here's another word with the same sound…dance…Say
it after me… dance
…Now let's put those two words together:
bad
dance…Say it after me:…
bad
dance…Now
here is a sentence: He is a bad
dancer…Say it after me:…
He is a bad dancer.
Now here's another word with the same sound, but it doesn't
look like it! laugh…Say after me… laugh…
OK, now let's do a whole sentence with this sound. Say it
after me: We laugh
at
that bad
dancer
…
Hey, there were 2 extra words with the same sound. Did you see them? Well, you said them!
at…and....that...It's so easy you didn't think about it! Now say that whole sentence after me again…
We laugh at that bad dancer …
So here are some other words with two parts.
One of those parts has the same sound as
bad
and dancer and
laugh….Say
the new ones after me: happy…travel…family…
Remember to make one
part of the word stronger…After me again:
happy…travel…family
OK, here's another sentence for you to practice: The happy family laughs when they travel.
Say that after me: The happy family laughs when they travel.
Good work! So now
that sentence, and that way to say [a] is yours!