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Watch Video Schwa Sound Phrase 1: Uncontrollable weather conditions affect our communities. Phrase 2: Due to our efforts and methods, the company made money. Watch Video Short O Sound Phrase 1: He bought the dog because he thought it was strong. Phrase 2: It is not hot very often here. Phrase 3: We are confident about our top-selling products. Watch Video Short O and the Schwa Sound Phrase 1: Many online products make a profit, and this leads to progress for some companies. Phrase 2: Another man is at the other office in the middle of some online research. Watch Video Short O: MO Phrase 1: The modern art museum has paintings and monuments. Phrase 2: He builds model cars and model airplanes. Watch Video Long O Sound Phrase 1: If only he were motivated to go. Phrase 2: Many people post jokes on social media sites. Watch Video Want and Won't Phrase 1: We want them to like us, so we won't complain. Phrase 2: I know they won't want our help. Phrase 3: You want to try it, but you won't. Watch Video Relaxed U Sound Phrase 1: The good cook understood how to cook for her neighborhood. Phrase 2: I would if I could and I know that I should. Phrase 3: We would look good if we took the picture there. Phrase 4: A good student spends a few bucks on both food and books. Watch Video Long U Sound with Y Phrase 1: The executive listens to music for stimulation. Phrase 2: In this occupation we create documents regularly. Watch Video Short I Sound Phrase 1: Consider the decision you will make and convince me of it. Phrase 2: Many pretty women and attractive men are interested in genetics and business. Watch Video Long A and the Long I Sounds Phrase 1: The rain in this state falls mainly on holidays. Phrase 2: While it's raining, people are late to great occasions. Phrase 3: There isn't time to wine and dine every fine IT hire, but we can try. Watch Video Open A/Short O Sound Phrase 1: Dot-com companies need plausible, automatic features. Phrase 2: Almost all customer service calls take all day. Phrase 3: He talks the talk, but we doesn't walk the walk. Watch Video Short A Sound Phrase 1: I need the password to get access to this class. Phrase 2: The best cure for jetlag is a good laugh after a nap with your cat. Watch Video Short A by N or M Phrase 1: He's a man with a plan. Phrase 2: He's a family man who owns land and animals. Watch Video Short E Sound Phrase 1: The things he says and the things he has said are things I would never say. Phrase 2: I've been talking to Benjamin, and he says he's been fine all this time. Phrase 3: Been there, done that, never doing that again. Watch Video Y with a Long E Sound Phrase 1: Finally, we are going to the party. Phrase 2: Happily, our technology will take us to the vicinity. Watch Video The D Sound Phrase 1: Did he do it? Maybe he did, maybe he didn't. Phrase 2: Does he have the data and the documents? Watch Video T as a D Sound and the Stopped T Phrase 1: The bottled water company developed a new strategy this year. Phrase 2: A lot of people bought their bottled water during the first quarter. Phrase 3: It isn't great to be late to your workplace, but lately, it isn't greatly frowned upon either. Watch Video T before and after N Phrase 1: The artist is certainly gifted at drawing mountains and fountains. Phrase 2: The salesperson pointed to a great discount at the counter in the front of the room. Watch Video R Sound Phrase 1: The road to progress is nearer than it appears, but of course it can seem far away. Phrase 2: In a military school, you wake up early, march in parallel lines, and follow rules. Watch Video R Sound 2 Phrase 1: The old man doesn't drive his car very far when it's dark. Phrase 2: Of course, we placed the order this morning. Phrase 3: Check the number of words before you turn in your paper. Phrase 4: Social media products are sold to groups of friends. Watch Video R and L Sounds Phrase 1: Many girls around the world love pearls. Phrase 2: I walk to work early every day. Phrase 3: People all over the world are learning new words today. Watch Video TH and R Sounds Phrase 1: My brother doesn't like the weather, but my mother loves it. Phrase 2: My father has another theory. Phrase 3: Are there many people of the other opinion? Phrase 4: I saw her there on the northern side of town. Watch Video V Sound Phrase 1: It is very, very good to move over when a very, very old woman needs a seat. Phrase 2: I can do it; however, I may never ever finish if it's very difficult. Watch Video B and V Sounds Phrase 1: Everybody says Las Vegas is the best place for lively gamblers. Phrase 2: Obviously it is better to be very observant. Watch Video J Sound Phrase 1: Sometimes a judge has to justify a judgement. Phrase 2: Generally, half the students major in biology and half in geology. Phrase 3: As project manager of the orange juice campaign, he sells to people of average ages. Watch Video S and Z Sounds Phrase 1: He's too busy to design a new system. Phrase 2: This part is simple, but these are confusing. Phrase 3: Sam has his eyes on the prize. Phrase 4: We need to assess the processes first. Watch Video SH, ZH and CH Sounds Phrase 1: Occasionally we vacation in Chicago. Phrase 2: Let's chat about the specialized version. Phrase 3: She visualizes changes and initiates them. |
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