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anger
anguish
banging
Bengal
England
English
finger
hanger
hunger
jingle
jungle
longer
mongoose
Ping Pong
singer
stronger
Tango
younger
bang
bring
ding
dong
hang
king
long
lung
ping
pong
ring
sing
song
spring
sting
string
strong
swing
thing
tongue
wrong
anger
anguish
banging
Bengal
England
English
finger
hanger
hunger
jingle
jungle
longer
mongoose
Ping Pong
singer
stronger
Tango
younger
belonging
bungalow
chewing gum
fingernail
fingerprint
fingertip
flamingo
hearing aid
heating pad
kangaroo
marching band
Singapore
untangled
Washington
asking
baking
bedding
belong
biking
boating
bowling
buying
caring
catching
climbing
dancing
driving
eating
evening
fishing
giving
greeting
hiding
laughing
painting
playing
raining
running
sitting
sleeping
swimming
talking
walking
awarding
backpacking
cancelling
car racing
challenging
coloring
gardening
handwriting
jump roping
measuring
rewarding
rock climbing
storm warning
traveling
unfolding
visiting
wedding ring
weight lifting
Wyoming
awakening
clarifying
deep sea fishing
exercising
figure skating
harmonizing
horseback riding
mountain climbing
photographing
river rafting
roller skating
salad dressing
scuba diving
verifying
water skiing
angry face
blue chewing gum
London England
big finger
long fingernail
pink flamingo
wood hanger
small hearing aid
hungry birds
gold jingle bell
hot jungle
cute kangaroo
two lungs
marching band member
play ping pong
loud singer
tangled hair
tango dance
You can see when she is angry.
She shared her chewing gum.
I would like to visit England.
The baby is grabbing her finger.
She had a long pinky fingernail.
The flamingo was walking by the shore.
Put your shirt on the hanger.
He puts the hearing aid in his ear.
The baby birds are hungry.
The jingle bell is hanging on the tree.
Wild animals live in the jungle.
We saw a kangaroo in Australia.
Our bodies have two lungs.
The marching band members had practiced hard.
Let's play a game of ping pong.
She is a very passionate singer.
Her hair gets tangled when she sleeps.
They are doing the tango.
biking with friends
bowling match
driving slowly
hang on tight
king robe
long path
raining down
diamond ring
start running
sing loud
lightly sleeping
bendable spring
bee sting
thin string
strong arms
swing high
red tongue
wrong way
He went biking with friends.
She went bowling with her friends.
She was driving down the road.
Hang on, we will help you.
The king makes the rules.
It is a long walk to the beach.
It is raining down on her.
She had a beautiful diamond ring.
He enjoyed running in the morning.
She was not nervous to sing.
Sleeping on the couch for a nap.
The spring flipped out of my hand.
I hope the bee doesn't sting me.
The string on my finger will help me remember.
He can lift heavy weight because he is strong.
She likes to swing at the playground.
Stick your tongue out and say "ahhh".
That sign says this is the wrong way.
It had been a tough tournament, but Tang had made it to the final round of the ping pong championship in London, England. He taped each finger, had orange chewing gum, and was wearing his kangaroo socks for luck.
The final game was the best he ever played. Every swing of his paddle made a point. He was unstoppable!
He walked with a spring in his step to receive the ping pong champion trophy. He held his trophy and began to sing. He would remember everything about this moment.
It was raining outside, he was hungry, he was breathing deep from his lungs, and felt like doing the tango! He was now king of the ping pong world and nothing could ruin this moment. Except, if he got a bee sting. He was allergic to bee stings. As long as he stayed indoors, he wouldn't have to worry.
Kyle played in the school marching band. Tonight, the band was playing Jingle Bells in a nursing home for the holidays.
Next week, he would be sleeping in a snow cave at Singer Campground. He was going to have a busy holiday break.
Over the break he wanted to go bowling with his family, put all of his clothes on hangers, and practice driving. He had just received his driving permit and couldn't wait to start. He was nervous to drive on the ice.
He got angry when he saw others driving fast when the weather was bad. He wished he wouldn't have got his permit until the spring, but was glad he wouldn't have to wait that long. "Driving accidents happen in the spring too," he thought.
He started to get hungry. "Let's go to King Hot Dogs and get some dinner," he said. The marching band, Jingle Bells' singer, and Kyle finished their songs, hopped in their parent's van, and drove to the restaurant.
This list of functional words was professionally selected to be the most useful for a child or adult who has difficulty with producing the "NG" sound.
We encourage you to use this list when practicing at home.
Doing home practice will help your child make much faster progress toward correct production.
Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) are only able to see students/clients 30-60 mins (or less) per week.
This is not enough time for your child to overcome an articulation disorder with the "NG" sound. But with high caseloads...
...it's all SLPs can do.
There's only so much time in the day.
Every day that your child goes without practice it becomes more and more difficult to correct an "NG" error because he/she continues to say it incorrectly.
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