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  • Speech Work: Consonants Sounds followed by /b/, /d/, /f/, /g/, /l/

i.   /b/ as in b ird, ro bb er, cra b

This consonant occurs in all three positions in words. The sound is only pronounced where you have the letter ‘b’ in the spelling of a word. Note, however, that /b/ does not occur in words such as womb, comb, tomb, climb, lamb, plumber, debt, or subtle.

ii.  /d/ as in d ose, par d on, fa d

The sound occurs 

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