LEVEL 46
Conjunctions Deep Dive
Master the different types of conjunctions to connect your ideas precisely.
Learning Materials
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Level 46 Assessment
A score of 80% is required to pass.
Bonus: Pronunciation Task
Learning: “ch” (/tʃ/) vs. “sh” (/ʃ/)
These two sounds are very different. ‘ch’ is a quick stop sound, while ‘sh’ is a long hissing sound.
- /tʃ/ (as in ‘choose’): Your tongue quickly touches the roof of your mouth, just behind your teeth, to stop the air, then releases it. Examples: “chin”, “chair”, “teach“.
- /ʃ/ (as in ‘shoes’): Your tongue rises to the roof of your mouth but doesn’t touch. Air flows continuously, making a “hissing” sound. Examples: “shin”, “share”, “wash“.
Pronunciation Test
Which sound does the bold part of the word make?
