The document discusses the two different "th" sounds in English: the voiceless /th/ sound as in "thin" or "thing", where the vocal cords do not vibrate, and the voiced /th/ sound as in "this" or "those", where the vocal cords do vibrate. It provides examples of words containing each sound and links to additional resources on pronouncing the "th" sounds in English.

1. Th sound
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2. Th sound
The tip of the tongue is between your teeth.
When you say the first sound in this, your vocal
cords vibrate. When you say the first sound in
thing, your vocal cords don’t vibrate.

3. /th/ voiceless
• Vocal cords do not vibrate. Place
tongue between your teeth.
Thin Nothing
Thank Bath
Thief Teeth
Thursday Month
Third eleventh

4. /th/ voiced
• Vocal cords vibrate. Place your tongue
between your teeth.
This Brother
That Mother
These Feather
Other Bother
together Those

5. Useful links
• http://www.slideshare.net/englishbanana/ho
w-to-pronounce-th-sounds-in-english
• http://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exe
rcise-english-2/exercise-english-66477.php

6. GRACIAS