I'm John Russell.

In today's program, we will explore Fricka.

Tibbs.

The term means that there is a partial obstruction in the Airstream.

There are eight of these continents.

Sounds in English.

They are mhm.

Mm.

Mm hmm.

Mhm.

And, uh, for captives are often a source of confusion for English learners.

Some English learners confuse them with stops.

Continent sounds that are made by creating a stop in the air flow.

To be clear, ferga Tibbs mean there is a partial obstruction in the airstream.

Stops mean there is a full obstruction in the airstream.

Some English learners substitute frigate of sounds with stop sounds.

For example, they might replace the sound with the sound.

The result is that a word such as think becomes something like pink is a Fricka tive sound is a stop sound.

Sometimes English learners substitute stop sounds with fricka tive sounds.

For example, they replace the A stop sound with ah Fricka tive sound.

How might you deal with this issue?

Try making note of the continent sounds that you have difficulty with.

Then find out how you should use your tongue and Airstream when making the sounds.

We have many videos on our website that explore individual sounds, or you can ask a teacher or a friend to help keep up the good work.