Adult Phonics: or sound/words - digraph

[@abionlineteach]

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[@RosaRodriguez-xg8rm]

Could you do a video with the gh please I love all your videos

[@abionlineteach]

Hello, thank you for your feedback! I will add it to my list for future videos. All the best 😊

[@medara19]

When are you going to make a new blending video

[@abionlineteach]

It is coming very soon!

[@medara19]

Ok

[@kasakrishna5801]

Great spell pronounce good 👍

[@abionlineteach]

Thank you 😊

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[@TheteacherNoor]

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[@FARHAN-ip4pn]

U r best online teacher hepls me a lot thank u soo much make more videos 😊

[@abionlineteach]

Thank you for your kind words😊 all the best for 2023!

[@FARHAN-ip4pn]

Thanks

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[@azam896]

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[@abionlineteach]

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[@garyreynolds5733]

I have been teaching British English phonics for 30 years all over the world. I use your videos sometimes, Abi, (with some small kids who like the kinship they find in a female face). I find your videos engaging and just right for a small Chinese girl, but I do have to tell you that I regularly have to tell my students that certain pronunciations that you give are incorrect. Today, for example we do not teach the letter n sound as you say it at all. The is no schwa at all before the 'n' yet you definitely say 'un'. There are numerous other examples. I want to help you iron them out. I was very reticent to comment, but can't sit on my hands any longer. I hope you understand my motivation is totally respectful and honourable: I'm just a stickler for accuracy.

[@abionlineteach]

Hello Gary, thank you for taking your time to provide positive and constructive feedback. Certain sounds such as ‘b’ it is sometimes difficult to avoid the uh sound but I do always try to avoid this! I will take on board the advice for ‘n’. Are there any other sounds in particular you have noticed? Very pleased your students enjoy my videos😊 I wish you and them all the best! Many thanks, Abi

[@garyreynolds5733]

@@abionlineteach There are - and I will think about how best to convey the inaccuracies. It's not easy to conduct such a process in text. But: You add a schwa to the final part of some letter sounds, such as 't' (saying 'tuh'). Similarly, with the sounds for 'd, m, n, p, etc.

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