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What are people doing?
The young girl is eating the candy, and the boy is reading the book. The girl is crying, but the boy is smiling and working in the building. I am not sitting in the chair. I am standing. The boy is running and playing, but the men are working.
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When you say “chair” what I hear is “cha uh.” In the American pronunciation of this word, the tip of the tongue starts low, just behind the lower teeth and then it curls back on top of the tongue. I’ll record it for you, but I think you will have to watch the mouth and tongue of a native speaker to get a good idea of how the sound in produced.
Any Australian would understand you.