Literary Discourse: Active and Passive Voice [Part Two]

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• gaba 8 years ago

  Hi Marzuq, how's work?.Hope cool.
  please do your best to write about phonetics which I believe Ghanaians are far behind. We pronounce words wrongly and it's very worrisome.
  
  I am a teacher, currently teaching in China. At ...
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  Hi Marzuq, how's work?.Hope cool.
  please do your best to write about phonetics which I believe Ghanaians are far behind. We pronounce words wrongly and it's very worrisome.
  
  I am a teacher, currently teaching in China. At first, I was troubled by Chinese because of pronunciation errors. I had to do a course at British council on phonetics.
  
  Now, when I teach my kids in sch, they understand me correctly.
  
  English language is evolved around phonetics for easy communication and understanding.
  
  When one communicates to an intended recipient, and he can't get u clearly, it brings gaps between you.
  
  So, pls, write on phonetics as almost all Ghanaians jam all the words together just like that.
  Common words like: dove , written as -dav is being pronounced as-deuv in Ghana. mango-mængeu as mongeu, mæni as moni,

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