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Lesson 9,
Topic 1
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Speech Work: Syllabic Consonants: /l/, /m/, /n/
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Topic Content:
- The Syllable
- Syllabic Consonants
The Syllable:
A syllable is the minimum unit of English speech. For instance, when the word ‘Monday’ is pronounced, two distinct sounds (syllables), ‘MON’ and ‘DAY’, are heard. Similarly, when the word ‘cultivate’ is pronounced, three syllables stand out: CUL /TI/ VATE.
Syllabic Consonants:
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