Letters and words to practice

Think about who, when, what, where, why and many more - practice the questions by repeating after me.

Once we are confident with the sound we can put them in a sentence.

This is a short podcast to give you impetus to practice with your own examples. Write short sentences containing simple information and practice speaking them using a fall on the informative part. This is often the noun but not always.

Words, sentences and examples, plus an explanation of mouth shape.

Using internet resources and a fantastic textbook, we try a selection of compound nouns

Pauline reads through a long, confusing poem which deals with many irregularities of pronunciation in the English language.

Pauline demonstrates how to make and drill the T and the D. She looks at a few examples of past tense regular that use ed and which t/d/id sound it makes. She finished with her favourite rhyme that uses both sounds! Email [email protected] for more info or look at www.midwintertuition.co.uk

The consonants are demonstrated in isolation, then with three of the diphthongs. Email [email protected] for more information.

The sound, some words, two sentences.