Hearing/Check T: In this course, you will do a lot of drills, to help you perfect your production of the sounds. Who can tell me the classes of phonetic sounds we have in English Yes, S: consonants and vowels T: very good, you know we have consonant and vowel letters, hen (h/c) Or you don’t know. Please don’t confuse one for the other. Okay (h/c) Accept T: Who can tell us the basic difference between consonants and vowels P: In the[production of vowels, there is free flow of air from the lungs, while in the production of consonants, there is either a total or partial obstruction of the air at a point in the vocal cavity. T: Excellent! (Acc) Comment T: I taught you about the syllable in the last lesson. Did II think I did and maybe we should revise that before going onto today’s topic.(com) Who can give mean English word with CCCVCC
63 P: Stretched T: Good! Can you transcribe this on the board and showing the consonants and vowels. (Hands over the chalk to the student to write) Evaluation T: How many English vowel, letters do we have S: five T: Five, good (eva) Causative T: The tongue is the most important articulator. Therefore, without a tongue we cannot speak (cau) S: (listening) Reply T: What did I just say about the tongue S: Sir, T: Okay, Bridget S: You said it is the most important articulator (rep)
