Question 19 of 28intermediate🔧 ApplyShort Answer1 mark

Now try saying this tongue twister fast as many times as you can clearly. "The boy with the tough dough on the rose bough fell in the trough and caught a cough."

Correct Answer

Students practise the tongue twister focusing on correct pronunciation.

The words include: tough (tuff), dough (doe), bough (bow like cow), trough (troff), cough (coff).

The challenge is to say it quickly while maintaining clarity.

Tongue twisters help improve pronunciation fluency. This one combines multiple '-ough' words with different pronunciations.

Students should focus on articulating each word correctly before attempting speed. The exercise builds confidence in oral English through fun repetition.

Exercise: Let us speak | Q: III | (Chapter: Page 16)
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Explanation

Tongue twisters help improve pronunciation fluency. This one combines multiple '-ough' words with different pronunciations. Students should focus on articulating each word correctly before attempting speed. The exercise builds confidence in oral English through fun repetition.

Solution Steps

  1. Practise the tongue twister focusing on correct pronunciation

  2. Learn the pronunciations: tough (tuff), dough (doe), bough (bow like cow), trough (troff), cough (coff)

  3. Challenge yourself to say it quickly while maintaining clarity

  4. Focus on articulating each word correctly before attempting speed

  5. Use fun repetition to build confidence in oral English