Daily English - Day 19

Step 2. Let the mouth open naturally. Step 3. Quickly drop your tongue as you pronounce L. Look at my mouth carefully. We'll move on to the W sound. To make the sound correctly, you need to follow these steps. Step 1. Open your mouth and round your lips. Step 2. Raise the O jaw. Listen carefully and practice with me. Lastly, the R sound. Step 1. Open your mouth and round your lips. Towards your throat. Step 3. Drop the tip of your tongue as you make the R sound. And vibrate your vocal cords. Practice along with me. Alright, now we're going to practice each sound thoroughly with words and sentences. The L sound. Millions of dollars were lost yesterday. Linda loves to travel around the world. Learning English is challenging but also delightful. The kids play happily with the clown. The W sound. What are we going to watch today? Wow! Was that a whale? Do you want to go for a walk with me? Wendy will have to work without me this week. The R sound. Read. Ride. Rich. Rock. Range. River. Arrow. We rushingly run inside. Because of the rain. The tour was rearranged. Very quickly. Right or wrong. You'd better read his message right now. Ron tried to carry the red chair. Into his room. Exercise 1. Listen to the word pairs. Write S if they are the same. And write D if they are different. Pair. Four. File. Towel. Wrong. Line. Pirate. Grass. Hear. Heal. Exercise 2. Listen and circle the words you hear. That lesson is wrong. Don't step on the grass. Jack Sparrow was a famous pirate. I'm going to correct your homework. I couldn't see clearly because of the crowd. Crowd. Did you take the right pictures of the crowd? Crowd. Did you take the right flight? I see the biggest advantage of BuzzFeed. Exercise 1. Listen to the word pairs. Write S if they are the same. And write D if they are different. Pair. Four. File. Towel. Wrong. Line. Pirate. Grass. Hear. Heal. Exercise 2. Listen and circle the words you hear. That lesson is wrong. Don't step on the grass. Jack Sparrow was a famous pirate. Pirate. I'm going to correct your homework. I couldn't see clearly because of the crowd. Crowd. Did you take the right flight? Right flight. I'm so excited that we have finished learning the words.