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This unit was very big,difficult enough and overloaded by information.I suspect that even for native speakers it wouldn't be easy to remember in what location of the mouth or glottis which sound is formed.The classification of consonants by their manner and place of articulation is understandable,but difficult to remember and reproduce.I have been familiar with phonemic symbols since my childhood ,my studying in special school with English language lessons at the second grade.So it wasn't such a problem for me.I'm sure,its impossible to learn pronunciation without learning of phonetic sounds and phonemic symbols.But I'm sure,this topic is enough difficult for non-English speaking students.I would rather use lesson slots for the teaching of pronunciation and phonology to avoid confusion,boredom and distress of students.
