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Re: Lateral sh, ch, and j

Posted by Barb on 11/20/2004, 11:25 am, in reply to "Lateral sh, ch, and j "
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Oops! I forgot to add one other approach that I normally begin with for a lateral ch. That is to shape it from a final /t/ word into a word with an intial 'y'. For example: want you, get your, etc. Prolonging the /t/ to the 'y' achieves the lateral closure and produces the correct /ch/ sound. Once again, any other suggestions? Thanks! Barb

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