Lots more practice with the "th" sound

Wadjasay? American English Pronunciation Practice

Be careful with the pronunciation of “th”: the tip of your tongue is between your teeth.

It helps to watch videos to see how people make the "th" sound. Here's one video on YouTube, and here is another one.

1. Thank you for helping me.

2. Thank you for helping us.

3. Thank you for helping me with my homework.

4. Thank you for helping me make dinner.

5. Thank you for helping me wash the dishes.

6. Thank you for helping me clean the house.

7. Thank you for helping me understand these expressions.

8. Thank you for visiting me.

9. Thank you for visiting us.

10. Thank you for correcting me.

11. Thank you for explaining that to me.

12. Thank you for cooking dinner.

13. Thank you for walking my dog.

14. Thank you for watching the baby.

15. Thank you for keeping me company.

16. Thank you for house sitting while I was away.

17. Thank you for listening to me.

18. Thank you for taking care of my cat.

19. Thank you for teaching me some new vocabulary.

20. Thank you for going with me to the doctor.

21. Thank you for driving me to the supermarket.

22. Thank you for working late this evening.

23. Thank you for listening to this podcast.

24. Thank you for helping my sister. (Thank you for helping her.)

25. Thank you for helping my brother. (Thank you for helping him.)

26. Thank you for helping my parents. (Thank you for helping them.)

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