Practice Lab · Unit 3 Pronunciation

Sound Clear in Tech Support

Make technology problems, polite questions, phrasal verbs and digital-safety warnings clear inside one connected message.

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Try: freezing, embedded question, available, phrasal verbs, suspicious, password.

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Build one clear technology message, section by section

Listen for meaning first. Copy the model in Shadow Mode, record the exact sentence and review the recognized and missed words. Tap any word to hear its individual professional model. The full message unlocks after all four sections have been evaluated.

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Pronunciation focus

Make the important contrasts audible

screen · freezing · crashesStart screen with /skr/, finish freezing with /ng/, and keep two syllables in crashes.

could_youConnect final /d/ to the /y/ sound. The link often sounds like /dzh/ without losing either word.

a-VAIL-a-bleKeep four light syllables and place the strongest stress on VAIL.

hook_up · look_upLink the final consonant directly to the following vowel; do not leave a gap.

i-DEN-ti-ty · se-CU-ri-tyKeep the middle stress clear so the long words remain easy to recognize.

sus-PI-cious · SEN-si-tiveContrast the stress positions, then reduce mustn't without adding a syllable.

Teacher listening guide

What the teacher will notice

Technical clarityThe /skr/ in screen, final sounds and stressed problem words remain understandable.

Polite-question rhythmCould you tell me… stays connected and the embedded question uses one natural meaning group.

Phrasal-verb linkingHook up and look up connect smoothly without disappearing.

Long-word stressIdentity, security, suspicious and information keep their recognizable stress.

Connected confidenceThe final recording sounds like one useful message, not a list of isolated words.