TONGUE TIP: IS FIRMLY PRESSED AGAINST THE ALVEOLAR RIDGE BEHIND UPPER FRONT TEETHAIRSTREAM: IS STOPPED AS FOR [d] AND THEN RELEASED AS FOR [ʒ]VOCAL CHORDS: ARE VIBRATING
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/ʤ/BEGINNING, MIDDLE, END
AT THE BEGINNING IN THE MIDDLE AT THE ENDJAM AGENT AGEJOY ADJUST CAGEJOB MAGIC LARGEJAR ENJOY EDGEGYM ANGEL BADGEGEM INJURE VILLAGEJAIL DANGER MARRIAGEJELLO SUGGEST
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[ʤ] SPELLED:
"J" "G" "DG"JAW GIANT FUDGEJOKE GENTLE BADGEJUNE RANGER BUDGEMAJOR GIRAFFE WEDGESUBJECT COLLEGE GRUDGELESS FREQUENT SPELLING PATTERNS FOR [ʤ] CONSIST OF THE LETTERS "DI" AND "DU"EXAMPLES: SOLDIER, CORDIAL, GRADUATE, EDUCATION.
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HINTS:
1. THE LETTER "J" IS USUALLY PRONOUNCED [ ʤ ]EXAMPLES: JOKE JUNE JANUARY JUST JOHN2. THE LETTER "G" BEFORE SILENT "E"AT THE END OF A WORD IS USUALLY PRONOUNCED [ʤ] EXAMPLES: AGE, WEDGE, VILLAGE, COLLEGE.
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LET'S PRACTICE!!!
JUST A MOMENT
ENJOY YOURSELF!
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
FOURTH OF JULY
COLLEGE EDUCATION
JIM IS JUST JOKING
JANE ENJOYS JOGGING
THE MAJOR JOINED THE LEGION
I GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE IN JUNE
THE PASSENGERS WERE INJURED IN THE JEEP
JOHN MAILED A LARGE PACKAGE
DO YOU LIKE FUDGE, JELLO, OR GINGERBREAD?
THE ENGINEER LOST HIS JOB IN JANUARY
THE AGENT TOOK A JET TO JAPAN
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short tongue twisters
Jill's jaw just jiggledThe ginger juice was genuineGentlemen imagine generous gymnastsJoin a gym for general jokeshttp://www.ethansenglishcafe.com/tongue-twisters-d%CA%92/