డైలీ ఇంగ్లీష్ సెంటెన్స్ కారెక్షన్స్ – ఎపిసోడ్ 5 (తెలుగు)
Shaktimatha 369 – Learn English • Improve Daily
ఎపిసోడ్ 5 కు స్వాగతం! ఈ రోజు మాట్లాడేటప్పుడు / రాస్తున్నప్పుడు జరిగే కొత్త తప్పులను సరిచుద్దాం — సింపుల్ రూల్స్, సరైన ఉదాహరణలు, చివర్లో ఫొనెటిక్స్ టిప్.
1. “Used to” – సాధారణ తప్పు
❌ Wrong: I use to play cricket.
✔️ Correct: I used to play cricket.
Rule: “Used to” = పాత అలవాటు. ఎల్లప్పుడు “-d” ఉండాలి.
2. “According to” తప్పుగా వాడటం
❌ Wrong: According to me, this is not right.
✔️ Correct: In my opinion, this is not right.
Rule: “According to” = ఇతరుల మాటలకు మాత్రమే.
3. “Revert Back” తప్పు
❌ Wrong: Please revert back soon.
✔️ Correct: Please revert soon.
4. “Discuss About” తప్పు
❌ Wrong: We will discuss about the plan.
✔️ Correct: We will discuss the plan.
5. “Prefer A than B” తప్పు
❌ Wrong: I prefer tea than coffee.
✔️ Correct: I prefer tea to coffee.
6. Present Perfect vs Past Simple
❌ Wrong: I have seen him yesterday.
✔️ Correct: I saw him yesterday.
7. ప్రశ్నల్లో పదక్రమం
❌ Wrong: Why you are late?
✔️ Correct: Why are you late?
ప్రాక్టీస్
- I use to watch cartoons.
- According to me, she is honest.
- Please revert back soon.
- We will discuss about the trip.
- I have finished it yesterday.
Type: “Show Answers Episode 5 Telugu”
Mini Phonetics Master Tip – Episode 5
🎧 Understanding the Difference Between /s/ and /ʃ/ Sounds (“s” vs “sh”)
Many English learners confuse the /s/ sound (as in sun, sip, see) with the /ʃ/ sound (as in ship, shine, she). These two sounds change both the pronunciation and meaning of words.
1. How the sounds are produced
- /s/ sound: Air flows sharply between the tongue and the teeth. It is a “thin” sound.
Example: sip, sell, send, sister - /ʃ/ sound: The tongue is slightly raised, and air flows over a wider area, creating a “sh” sound.
Example: ship, shell, shine, sugar
Example: sip, sell, send, sister
Example: ship, shell, shine, sugar
2. Minimal Pairs (Words that differ by only one sound)
Practice these pairs slowly:
- sip — ship
- see — she
- sell — shell
- sack — shack
- sin — shin
- so — show
3. Common mistakes learners make
- Using /s/ instead of /ʃ/: ❌ I saw a sip on the beach. ✔️ I saw a ship on the beach.
- Using /ʃ/ instead of /s/: ❌ I sheen a movie. ✔️ I seen / I saw a movie.
4. Daily practice technique (1 minute)
Repeat this sentence slowly:
“She sells sea shells by the sea shore.”
This improves speed, clarity, tongue control, and distinction between /s/ and /ʃ/.
5. Real-life speaking improvement
When you pronounce these two sounds correctly, your English becomes:
- Clearer
- More natural
- Easier for native speakers to understand
- More professional in interviews and presentations
Practice Daily for 7 Days:
- 30 seconds minimal pairs
- 30 seconds tongue twisters
Result: Your pronunciation improves automatically within a week.
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