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    Lesson 4: Ending Sounds Linking Sounds: English Pronunciation Hoang Binh Hau

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    This document provides instruction on English pronunciation of ending sounds like /s/, /es/, /ed/ and linking sounds. It explains that /s/ is used at the end of words ending in unvoiced consonants, /es/ for words ending in voiced consonants, and /ed/ is pronounced /id/ for words ending in voiced consonants and /t/ for words ending in unvoiced consonants. It also discusses linking sounds between consonant-vowel, consonant-consonant and vowel-vowel combinations and provides examples of words demonstrating these linking pronunciations.

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    This document provides instruction on English pronunciation of ending sounds like /s/, /es/, /ed/ and linking sounds. It explains that /s/ is used at the end of words ending in unvoiced consonants, /es/ for words ending in voiced consonants, and /ed/ is pronounced /id/ for words ending in voiced consonants and /t/ for words ending in unvoiced consonants. It also discusses linking sounds between consonant-vowel, consonant-consonant and vowel-vowel combinations and provides examples of words demonstrating these linking pronunciations.

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    Lesson 4: Ending Sounds

    Linking Sounds
    English Pronunciation
    Hoang Binh Hau
    Ending Sound
    /s/, /es/
    - Xuất hiện trong 4 trường hợp:
    Danh từ số nhiều: I went out with my friendS
    I have some questionS for you
    Động từ thời hiện tại đơn sau chủ ngữ ngôi thứ 3 số
    ít: He goES to school by bus
    Sở hữu cách của danh từ: Mary'S brother is a doctor
    Dạng rút gọn của "is" hoặc "has": He'S been a famous
    student since he was 15 years old
    Ending Sound
    /s/, /es/
    /s/: khi từ tận cùng bằng các phụ âm /p/, /t/, /k/,
    /f/, /θ/

    /iz/: khi từ tận cùng bằng các phụ âm gió /s/, /z/,
    /ʃ/, /ʒ/, /tʃ/, /dʒ/
    ‾ He is very rich. He has 3 big houses in Hanoi
    ‾ He washes all the dishes after our dinner

    /z/: còn lại


    Add the correct s/es to the end of the words
    below then speak them aloud
    Stops /s/ Changes /iz/ Kids /z/
    Topics /s/ Classes /iz/ Calls /z/
    Plays /z/ Gets /s/ Cloths /s/
    Laughs /s/ Focuses /iz/ Speaks /s/
    Breaths /s/ Takes /s/ Messages /iz/
    Return /z/ Buses /iz/ Checks /s/
    Ending Sound /ed/
    /id/: ends with /t/, /d/
    ‐ I waited for him all night
    ‐ I visited my brother last week
    /t/: ends with voiceless consonant, except /t/
    ‐ He kicked the ball
    ‐ When I asked for help, they supported me a lot
    ‐ My father fixed my bicycle yesterday
    ‐ He kissed on her cheek
    /d/: ends with voiced consonant or vowel, except /d/
    ‐ She cried a lot last night
    ‐ I climbed up to the top of this mountain
    ‐ She saved all her money
    Liaison
     Consonant + Vowel
     Consonant + Consonant
     Vowel + Vowel
    Consonant + Vowel
    Thank you! =/θæŋkju:/
    Come on! = /kʌmɔn/
    I like it! = /ai laikit/
    Look at me! = /lʊkət mi/
    Hold on = /houldɔn/
    All of you = /ɔːləvju:/
    LA (=Los Angeles) = /el lei/
    MA (=Master of Arts) =/em mei/
    Consonant + Consonant
    Black Coffee
    /blæk//kɒfi/ => /blæ’kɒfi/
    Gave it to him!
    Them = /əm/
    Him = /im/
    Her =/ər/
    • take him = /teikim/
    • gave her = /geivər/
    Vowel + Vowel
    Đối với nguyên âm tròn môi (OU, U, AU…)
     +W
      e.g: Do it! = /du: wit/
    You are = /ju:wɑːr/ 
     USA = /ju wes sei/

    Đối với nguyên âm dài môi (E, I, EI,…)


     +J
    e.g: I ask him = /ai ja:skim/
    I am = /ai jæm/
    My eyes = /maijaiz/
    the end = /ðiːjend/

    Đối với âm /j/ đứng sau chữ t, d


     + CH
    e.g: Do you believe me, don’t you? (/doʊnchju:/)
    What would you (/wʊchju:/) like?
    Linking Sound
    Wake up /weɪk ʌp/
    I like you. I love you. /aɪ laɪk juː/. /aɪ lʌv ju:/
    I hate it. I hated it /aɪ heɪt ɪt/. /aɪ ˈheɪtɪd ɪt/
    Just a moment! /ʤʌst ə ˈməʊmənt/
    She’s an American /ʃiːz ən əˈmɛrɪkən/
    Have a good day! /hæv ə gʊd deɪ/
    Life is awesome! /laɪf ɪz ˈɔːsəm/
    What time is it? /wɒt taɪm ɪz ɪt/
    Can you kick it there? /kæn juː kɪk ɪt ðeə/
    Can I talk to you? /kæn aɪ tɔːk tuː juː/
    I think it’s easy /aɪ θɪŋk ɪts ˈiːzi/ 
    It’s a piece of cake /ɪts ə piːs ɒv keɪk/
    That’s very kind of you! /ðæts ˈvɛri kaɪnd ɒv juː/ 
    I want to find out who he is /aɪ wɒnt tuː faɪnd aʊt huː hiː ɪz/
    My wife is pretty /maɪ waɪf ɪz ˈprɪti/ 
    The bag is too big /ðə bæg ɪz tuː bɪg/ 
    These bags are too big /ðiːz bægz ɑː tuː bɪg/ 
    Her smile is beautiful /hɜː smaɪl ɪz ˈbjuːtəfʊl/
    There are six honest people /ðeər ɑː sɪks ˈɒnɪst ˈpiːpl/
    Can I have an apple? /kæn aɪ hæv ən ˈæpl/
    “You’ll always be in my /juːl ˈɔːlweɪz biː ɪn maɪ hɑːt/
    heart”

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