Speech for the Classroom TeacherPrentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1936 - 398 pages |
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... Note how difficult it is to hear your own voice . 3. Discuss the speech needs in the particular subject you are preparing to teach or that you are now teaching . 4. Discuss the place of good speech in professions other than teaching . 5 ...
... Note how difficult it is to hear your own voice . 3. Discuss the speech needs in the particular subject you are preparing to teach or that you are now teaching . 4. Discuss the place of good speech in professions other than teaching . 5 ...
Page 144
... note that in the comparative and superlative of long , strong , and young , [ ng ] is used . Diphthong and compounds of long , such as elongate and prolongate , also use [ ng ] when a suffix is added . longer stronger [ ' longǝ ] [ ' st ...
... note that in the comparative and superlative of long , strong , and young , [ ng ] is used . Diphthong and compounds of long , such as elongate and prolongate , also use [ ng ] when a suffix is added . longer stronger [ ' longǝ ] [ ' st ...
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... Note the sound . Now say it with the palate high . Note the difference in sound . Use a mirror to watch the action of the soft palate . In fatigue , the soft palate is likely to be too low ; hence , even speech that is normally good may ...
... Note the sound . Now say it with the palate high . Note the difference in sound . Use a mirror to watch the action of the soft palate . In fatigue , the soft palate is likely to be too low ; hence , even speech that is normally good may ...
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