SOUND INSTRUCTION ON IRREGULAR VERBS
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Sound patterns, Irregular verbs, English language learning, Numeration system, PhoneticsAnnotasiya
The article explores the historical and linguistic aspects of sound in human communication, focusing particularly on the role of sound patterns in mastering irregular verbs in English. It delves into the origins of human oral communication and transitions to an analysis of how sound patterns can facilitate the learning of irregular verbs. The author presents an innovative numeration system for grouping irregular verbs based on their phonetic and morphological characteristics, such as 1-1-1, 1-2-2, and 1-2-1. By highlighting sound-based learning strategies, the article offers practical insights for pre-intermediate learners, aiming to enhance their aural memory and grasp of everyday English.
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