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Silent Letters | English Pronunciation & Vocabulary | PART 2


hey guys I’m Emma from English and

hey guys I’m Emma from English and welcome to another video lesson this is

welcome to another video lesson this is

welcome to another video lesson this is actually part two of a video series

actually part two of a video series

actually part two of a video series about silent letters in English words so

about silent letters in English words so

about silent letters in English words so if you want to watch part one you can

if you want to watch part one you can

if you want to watch part one you can watch it here or here I can’t remember

watch it here or here I can’t remember

watch it here or here I can’t remember where I never remember where anyway or

where I never remember where anyway or

where I never remember where anyway or the links in the description under this

the links in the description under this

the links in the description under this video so you can find it there in part

video so you can find it there in part

video so you can find it there in part one of the video we went through silent

one of the video we went through silent

one of the video we went through silent letters that are in the first half of

letters that are in the first half of

letters that are in the first half of the alphabet so from a to L so we’ve

the alphabet so from a to L so we’ve

the alphabet so from a to L so we’ve still got half to go but luckily for you

still got half to go but luckily for you

still got half to go but luckily for you the letter M is usually pronounced and

the letter M is usually pronounced and

the letter M is usually pronounced and so you don’t have to worry about the

so you don’t have to worry about the

so you don’t have to worry about the letter M n on the other hand you do have

letter M n on the other hand you do have

letter M n on the other hand you do have to worry about now before I explain I

to worry about now before I explain I

to worry about now before I explain I want to show you the difference between

want to show you the difference between

want to show you the difference between m and n so that you can hear and you can

m and n so that you can hear and you can

m and n so that you can hear and you can see the difference in my mouth when I’m

see the difference in my mouth when I’m

see the difference in my mouth when I’m explaining because it can get a bit

explaining because it can get a bit

explaining because it can get a bit confusing so M you’ll see that all of my

confusing so M you’ll see that all of my

confusing so M you’ll see that all of my lips are touching all the way along like

lips are touching all the way along like

lips are touching all the way along like in the word mum or or in English or Emma

in the word mum or or in English or Emma

in the word mum or or in English or Emma the letter M my mouth is open actually

the letter M my mouth is open actually

the letter M my mouth is open actually and it’s my tongue that’s doing the work

and it’s my tongue that’s doing the work

and it’s my tongue that’s doing the work so my tongue is lifting to the roof of

so my tongue is lifting to the roof of

so my tongue is lifting to the roof of my mouth behind my teeth and N so now

my mouth behind my teeth and N so now

my mouth behind my teeth and N so now you can see the difference between m and

you can see the difference between m and

you can see the difference between m and n it’s important because when I’m

n it’s important because when I’m

n it’s important because when I’m explaining the silent letter n it

explaining the silent letter n it

explaining the silent letter n it actually is silent when it’s next to M

confusing huh let’s look at some

confusing huh let’s look at some examples

hymn hymn a hymn is a song that you sing

hymn hymn a hymn is a song that you sing in church hymn column column that’s it

in church hymn column column that’s it

in church hymn column column that’s it the letter P can also be silent in words

the letter P can also be silent in words

the letter P can also be silent in words like receipt psychology and psycho now

like receipt psychology and psycho now

like receipt psychology and psycho now remember that P can also be silent or it

remember that P can also be silent or it

remember that P can also be silent or it changes when it’s next to a hey CH and

changes when it’s next to a hey CH and

changes when it’s next to a hey CH and together pH can often mean an F sound

together pH can often mean an F sound

together pH can often mean an F sound like in the examples paragraph and

like in the examples paragraph and

like in the examples paragraph and telephone now the letter R is not silent

telephone now the letter R is not silent

telephone now the letter R is not silent in American English but it can be in

in American English but it can be in

in American English but it can be in British English and also Australian

British English and also Australian

British English and also Australian English if you think about words like

English if you think about words like

English if you think about words like butter butter that are at the end of the

butter butter that are at the end of the

butter butter that are at the end of the word is not pronounced now an S can also

word is not pronounced now an S can also

word is not pronounced now an S can also be silent and I know that you’ve already

be silent and I know that you’ve already

be silent and I know that you’ve already struggled with this one island island

debris debris and aisle the bride walked

debris debris and aisle the bride walked down the aisle

down the aisle

down the aisle so an S can be a little bit sneaky that

so an S can be a little bit sneaky that

so an S can be a little bit sneaky that one now the letter T can also be a bit

one now the letter T can also be a bit

one now the letter T can also be a bit sneaky and it can also be silent like in

sneaky and it can also be silent like in

sneaky and it can also be silent like in these examples there’s quite a few

these examples there’s quite a few

these examples there’s quite a few listen listen

balle balle soften soften gourmet

balle balle soften soften gourmet gourmet asthma asthma Christmas

Christmas whistle whistle cheeky little

Christmas whistle whistle cheeky little T now the letter you can also be silent

T now the letter you can also be silent

T now the letter you can also be silent and I bet you didn’t think of that

and I bet you didn’t think of that

and I bet you didn’t think of that letter when we started talking about

letter when we started talking about

letter when we started talking about silent letters in English but it’s quite

silent letters in English but it’s quite

silent letters in English but it’s quite common have a look at all of these

common have a look at all of these

common have a look at all of these examples of really common English words

examples of really common English words

examples of really common English words words like guitar and guilty and tongue

words like guitar and guilty and tongue

words like guitar and guilty and tongue and guard

and guard

and guard colleague guess

it’s also not usually pronounced in

it’s also not usually pronounced in adverbs like beautifully wonderfully the

adverbs like beautifully wonderfully the

adverbs like beautifully wonderfully the letter W is silent when it’s at the

letter W is silent when it’s at the

letter W is silent when it’s at the start of a word before the letter R like

start of a word before the letter R like

start of a word before the letter R like wrong and wrist wrist and right or wrote

wrong and wrist wrist and right or wrote

wrong and wrist wrist and right or wrote it’s also not pronounced in these common

it’s also not pronounced in these common

it’s also not pronounced in these common words who who ever whole to sword and

words who who ever whole to sword and

words who who ever whole to sword and answer well that’s it for silent letters

answer well that’s it for silent letters

answer well that’s it for silent letters and for the silent letter series if

and for the silent letter series if

and for the silent letter series if you’ve got any questions or comments

you’ve got any questions or comments

you’ve got any questions or comments just put them into the comment section

just put them into the comment section

just put them into the comment section under this video so I can get back to

under this video so I can get back to

under this video so I can get back to you check out my website if you want to

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