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Pronunciation Course Class # 3

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StopMassYPassYThroughNFlipYLaxY FricativeLaughYZipYRentNPepperNRaftY AffricateRichY Rush N ActionNJudgeYGymY NasalSoupNMintYKing YQuarterNPlaceN LiquidLunchYSawNWhipNReadyY Yellow Y GlidewhereYknotNuniformY yours Y skyN

Rules for predicting pronunciation Rules for predicting pronunciation Two vowel letters in a one-syllable word: Two vowel letters in a one-syllable word: First vowel is pronounced with its alphabet vowel sound. Second vowel is silent.First vowel is pronounced with its alphabet vowel sound. Second vowel is silent. One vowel letter in a one-syllable word: One vowel letter in a one-syllable word: The vowel is pronounced with its relative vowel sound.The vowel is pronounced with its relative vowel sound.

Alphabet or Relative Vowel? ROVE ROVE SPAN SPAN VICE VICE MOAT MOAT SLAIN SLAIN MELD MELD STINT STINT

Two Vowel Rule LettersSounds Percent of Time Examples -ai -a-+final -e- -ay /  / 95%90%93% Rain, train Cake, came Day, say -e +final –e- -ee--ea--y- ////////32%92%69%95%Pete Tree, meet Tea, beat City, funny -i-+final –e- -igh* /a  / 77%100% Ice, time Night, light -o-+final –e- -oa--ow- /o  / 76%94%53% Cone, home Coat, soap Slow, below -u-+final-e--oo- ////////94%88% Blue, juice Room, choose

One vowel Rule LettersSounds Percent of Time Examples -a- ////////91% Pan, has -e- ////////82% Ten, cent -i- ////////93% Is, fish -o- ////////74% Hot, clock -u- ////////66% Sun, cup

Listening Exercise Oh /  / my/  / god /  / me /  /Move /  / emergency /  / Rach /  / There /  / are /  / how /  / you /  / great /  / happened /  / Bleeding /  / look /  / enough /  / /  /About /  / Orient /  / everything /  / I /  / Julie /  / country /  / not /  / problem /  / country /  / not /  / problem /  / stop /  / baggage /  / claim /  /

Vowel Sounds /i/ vs /  / /i/ vs /  / /i/ is the vowel of feel /  / is the vowel of trip

Joining the /i/ sound /i/ + vowel  join the /i/ to the next vowel. /i/ + vowel  join the /i/ to the next vowel. I’ll see an interesting play. I’ll see an interesting play.