What is the difference between phonics and pronounciation?

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Phonics is sound of different parts of word and pronunciation is the way of saying a word
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Phonics programs help children hear the sounds (phonemes) in words and connect sounds to letters (graphemes) and words. On the other hand, the goal of pronunciation instruction is to help students to communicate intelligibly, so it is important for students learning English as second/additional langu...
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Phonics programs help children hear the sounds (phonemes) in words and connect sounds to letters (graphemes) and words. On the other hand, the goal of pronunciation instruction is to help students to communicate intelligibly, so it is important for students learning English as second/additional language. read less
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Phonetics is the study of how different words are pronounced. You use the phonetic code to figure out how to say words. The phonetic code tries to represent the sounds of speech. Therefore, you pronounce c-a-t- in a way that agrees with the sounds represented by the letters -c-a-t. I hope, I provided...
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Phonetics is the study of how different words are pronounced. You use the phonetic code to figure out how to say words. The phonetic code tries to represent the sounds of speech. Therefore, you pronounce c-a-t- in a way that agrees with the sounds represented by the letters -c-a-t. I hope, I provided the right and clear answer to your question. read less
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