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  1. Affricates are rather complex consonants. They begin as plosives and end as fricatives. A familiar example is the affricate heard at the beginning and end of the word church'. It begins with an articulation practically the same as that for t, but instead of a rapid release with plosionand aspiration as we would find in the word 'tip', the tongue moves to the position for the fricative ʃ that we find at the beginning of the word 'ship'. So the plosive is followed immediately by fricative noise. The difference between a fricative and an affricate is only the way they are pronounced.

  2. AFFRICATES Wehavetwoaffricatesounds, these are? /tʃ/ choose /tʃuːz/, beach /biːtʃ/, change /tʃeɪndʒ/ /dʒ/ joy /dʒɔɪ/, siege /siːdʒ/

  3. Words with the CH sound /tʃ/ Moisturize Churchill Catch Clutched Thatcher Posture Architecture Church Chap Which Achieve Butcher Matched Literature

  4. Words with the J Sound /dʒ/ Job Joke June Rejection Luggage Badger George

  5. AFFRICATES ARTICULATORS Gigantic Giraffe Gymnastics Jail Chain Chalk Change Chase Checkers Cheer Jaguar Jam Jar Jeans As yousee in the picture, thearticulators used to pronounce wordssuch as “choose” or “jet” are our upper teeth and the ridge behind them, wecallit “alveolar ridge” Try to pronounce thesewords, so you can feelhowthesearticulators are touchedbythe tongue.

  6. Saythesesentenceoutloud! Sentences with the ch/tʃ/ Sound:1. The Cheerful Child nibbled a Cheesburger2. Go chase the chickens in the Orchard3. If I could achieve the leadership qualities of Churchill, I would be chuffed!4. For lunch I had french fries, enchiladas, peaches and chocolate icecream.5. Can you fetch the first batch?6. Touching your head, I think you have a temperature7. Stretch and touch your toes 8. We admired the architecture, on that chilly day in Paris Which are those words that caused you pronunciation issues?

  7. Saythesesentenceoutloud! Sentences with the J/dʒ/Sound1. John – he’s a gentle giant really2. Don’t take rejection from that job too badly3. When I get back from the gym, I’m going straight to the jar of jelly beans4. Did you put the package in the garbage?5. George, could you join me in the meeting in January?6. I just have to put the margarine back in the refrigerator7. A soldiers job is a dangerous one8. Change the bandage please! Which are those words that caused you pronunciation issues?

  8. To be able to pronounce a wordaccurately, youmaywant to use a reliabledictionary to utterthesoundscorrectly. Here is a link to visit and checkthecorrectpronunciationofthewordsthatyoufelt more difficulttopronounce. https://showmeword.com/

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