In many languages such as Spanish and Japanese, words don’t end in a series of consonants. That can make it really hard to say. Practice, practice, practice the transition between all the consonants until you can smoothly make these sounds. Concentrate on saying all of them, even if you have to exaggerate the sounds to begin with!
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Practice Reading:
Richard, Rudolf, and Robert had been best friends since they first glimpsed each other, three new students at Herbert Middle School in Chandler, New Hampshire. They were friends all through school and when they graduated, they went into business together, opening Champ's Sporting Goods that sold all kinds of sports equipment such as balls, bats, baseball gloves, clothes, cleats, boots, and other products. Their clients included athletes and sports teams from all over the city and suburbs. Their shop was profitable and the three friends thrived.
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