Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Say B. Your lips block the air completely before releasing it. Now say S. The air flows continuously with no interruption.

That is the difference between a stop consonant and a continuous consonant, and it is one of the three key features that defines every English consonant sound.

When you understand how airflow works in consonants, you stop guessing and start producing sounds with real intention and clarity.

This is a clip from the full lesson now available on the Clear English Academy YouTube channel.

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