LEVEL 47
Conjunctive Adverbs
Learn to use conjunctive adverbs to create smooth transitions between ideas.
Learning Materials
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Level 47 Assessment
A score of 80% is required to pass.
Bonus: Pronunciation Task
Learning: “p” vs. “b”
The main difference is that ‘b’ is voiced (your vocal cords vibrate) and ‘p’ is voiceless (just a puff of air).
- /p/ (as in ‘pie’): A puff of air comes from your lips. Hold a piece of paper in front of your mouth; it should move. Your throat should not vibrate. Examples: “pin”, “park”, “lap“.
- /b/ (as in ‘buy’): Your lips do the same motion, but you make the sound with your vocal cords. The paper should not move much. You should feel a vibration in your throat. Examples: “bin”, “bark”, “lab“.
Pronunciation Test
Which sound does the bold letter in the word make?
