IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH CONSONANTS CLASSIFICATION FOR ENGLISH SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNES
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Key word: articulatory,vocalization,VPM, sound,voice and voicless,criteria, classification.Abstract
Abstract: The practical formulas in this paper will help the reader (EFL learner), how can you explain this to yourself and work towards making it happen English consonant pronunciation. However, in theory .Material is needed for those who need to understand this. Principles of regulation of these sounds in spoken language. largely Readers (EFL students) recognize the importance of linguistics I have a topic, but I don't have enough background to understand. These subjects, especially phonetics and phonology. It's an attempt. Shows the general classifications that exist for the upper consonants.Phonological aspect usually there are 3 labels. As if an instructor's lecture to EFL students gave them a little awareness .They weren't worth it. Here's How to Simultaneously Explain English Consonants EFL instructors are encouraged to pay equally Increase awareness of these labels in various class activities. quantity of the data shown in some figures, including the example in (151) as part of the direct training.
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