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It contrasts the common focus on the sound system with the weaker attention given to spelling patterns in instruction. 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SAGOYAN, english teacher,„Dm. Cantemir” Lyceum  \nRezumat  \nÎn acest articol este accentuată importanţa predării pronunţiei şi ortografiei. La fel, sunt evidenţiate tehnici şi metode eficiente de predare apronunţiei şi a ortografiei pentru afacilita înţelegereasensului şi scrierea corectă a cuvintelor în limba engleză.  \nThe teaching of English to speakers of other languages has, in recent years rightly given emphasis to the students mastery of the sound system of the language. In contrast, English orthography is not emphasized, and is in part often replaced by a more regular transcription in which each graphic symbol has a consistent value and every unit of sound system has a consistent representation. Yet the new speaker of English will eventually need to deal with the spelling system – to translate Graphic symbols into sound –and he should be taught to do this  \nPronunciation can give you clues and offer you tactics in how you teach spelling, and vice versa. Using pronunciation-based activities and games when teaching spelling will help your students understand spelling patterns easier and faster, and minimize misspellings in the future by drawing on their knowledge of pronunciation.  \nThere are some ways how to use pronunciation in teaching spelling:  \nRaise Awareness of the Pronunciation-spelling Relationship  \nChildren are never too young to learn that pronunciation and spelling are closely interrelated. Students should know that spelling is rarely faithfully reflected in pronunciation. For instance, Wednesday is pronounced ˈ wenz-(ˈ )dā, where the first „d‟ is silent. This lack of complete letter-to-sound matching is the case for many more words than we would like to admit, such as Worcester, the name of an English city which, to many students‟ surprise, is pronounced ˈ wus-tər.  \nIt‟s important to make students aware of how differences in spelling affect pronunciation. For instance, moral and morale are stressed differently when spoken out loud, and this is a clue they can use to learn to understand which spelling to use for which concept [2, p. 25] .  \nAnother way to reinforce spelling and pronunciation is to teach similarly spelled words insets. For instance, the sentence „The farmer‟s crop didn‟t yield as expected and he feared the King‟s Knights would wield their swords to collect the tax\" help students memorize the letter patterns as well asthe sounds. You can also choose to contrast the pronunciation of words that are spelled with the same letter groupings, as with the sentence \"Adding too much flour will make the dough too tough to work with. Such sentences emphasize that even if these words eye-rhyme,(seem as though they have the same sound) they don‟t.  \nIn this manner, even if the student forgets say how to spell morale, knowing its pronunciation will more likely help the student retrieve/recall the correct spelling form.  \nSilent Letters  \nAnother spelling-pronunciation challenge is the many silent letters children are expected toomit when pronouncing certain words, but write when spelling them. Examples include:  \nB-debt, doubt ,dumb, subtle  \nK– know, knee, knob, knock  \nUsing spelling lists and silent-letter word exercises will allow students to better process the idea that even when a letter is not pronounced it should still be included in the word‟s spelling. On top of teaching silent letter words, you have to teach the exceptions where the silent letter is not silent, such as with the word sandwich.  \nWords with –ough, -ent/-ant and Other Troublesome Letter Clusters [4, p.67].  \nTeach notoriously idiosyncratic words in isolation, to ensure children are paying attention to their complexities.  \nEnough / cough / through / although / plough have the same spelling –ough, but are pronounced differently nonetheless.  \nMaking children aware of this linguistic feature will ensure they learn it and","cbCaibnZ8QKZ05wx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibnZ8QKZ05wx","pdf",171041,"English","# Rezumat\n## Pronunciation and orthography relationship\n## Silent letters and troublesome clusters\n## Teaching spelling through pronunciation","[{\"question\":\"Why does the article connect pronunciation teaching with English spelling instruction?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that spelling requires translating graphic symbols into sound, so learners benefit from explicit pronunciation-spelling correspondences to understand patterns and avoid misspellings.\"},{\"question\":\"How can teachers raise students’ awareness of pronunciation and spelling mismatches?\",\"answer\":\"By showing that spelling is not faithfully reflected in pronunciation, using examples like Wednesday and Worcester, and highlighting how different pronunciations signal different spellings.\"},{\"question\":\"What classroom activities are suggested for handling silent letters and troublesome clusters?\",\"answer\":\"The article recommends spelling lists and exercises targeting silent-letter words (e.g., debt, doubt, know) and teaching exceptions and clusters such as -ough and other difficult groupings, ideally with targeted practice and isolated instruction.\"}]","SPELLING AND PRONUNCIATION CORRESPONDENCE IN TEACHING VOCABULARY | PDF",1790601197]