The /tʃ/-consonant sound in English
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Voicing
|
voiceless
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Place of articulation
|
palatal
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Manner of articulation
|
affricate
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1. Words
containing /tʃ/
cheese
|
kitchen
|
each
|
itch
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H /eytʃ/
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cheat
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hatch
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situation
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2. Contrastive
words
/tʃ/
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/ʤ/
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/tʃ/
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/ʤ/
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cheap
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jeep
|
riches
|
ridges
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choke
|
joke
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lunch
|
lunge
|
chew
|
Jew
|
match
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Madge
|
choice
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Joyce
|
etch
|
edge
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chin
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gin
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chain
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Jane
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3. Sentences
to practice
1
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A
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Did Jane like the mats in
the yard?
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B
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Did Jane like the match
in the yard?
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2
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A
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I simply want my share,
don’t you?
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B
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I simply want my chair,
don’t you?
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3
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a
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She has a very little
chin.
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B
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She has a very little gin.
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4
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A
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Sounds like George is
choking.
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B
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Sounds like George is joking.
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5
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A
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Believe it or not, Dan
did the watching.
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B
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Believe it or not, Dan
did the washing.
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