Chapter 13. Throaty Consonants
There are five consonant sounds that are produced in the throat: [h] [k] [g] [ng] [er]. Because R can be considered a consonant, its sound is included here. For pronunciation purposes, however,
elsewhere this book treats it as a semivowel.
Exercise 13-1: Throaty Consonants CD 4 Track 54 录音下载
Here we will read across the lists of initial, middle, and final consonants.
Initial Middle Final
[h] haw reheat
hood in half
he'll unhinge
hat unheard of
[k] caw accident rink
could accent rack
keel include cork
cat actor block
[g] gaw regale rug
good ingrate hog
geese agree big
gat organ log
[ng] Long Island Bronx wrong
a long wait inky daring
Dang you! larynx averaging
being honest English clung
[r] raw error rare
roof arrow air
real mirror injure
rat carbon prefer
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