E-03.01 Aiming at Initial Consonant Sounds & Clusters, Talk About People by Naming & Identifying Them

Part Three-7 (Identify [Name & Classify] People With Focus on Initial Consonants) from Talk About People, from Beginners’ Before Speaking with Pronunciation Principles, pages 93-112 +             Suggested Language to Use in Activities from 7 pages of Answers to Text Exercises 20 + 7 (27) pages Who It’s For: (Beyond Beginning) American-English Teachers & Helpers Interested in Talk about People—Ready to Polish Pronunciation with Focus on Initial Consonants  Why It’s Useful: Once (new) English speakers have acquired credible accents overall, they can (again) focus on specific sounds—this time Consonants & Clusters in initial word positions.  Since all sounds occur in Part Three-7, there’s plenty of Vocabulary to name people with Proper Nouns and identify them with common-noun phrases.  The many examples include famous people, living or not; cartoon & fictional characters; occupational, nationality, & other designations; groups & pairs. Pronunciation-related peda