1. Front vowels Made by raising the front part of the tongue towards the top of your mouth  see  (i)sit  end  cat.

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1. Front vowels Made by raising the front part of the tongue towards the top of your mouth  see  (i)sit  end  cat

2. Back vowels Made by raising the back of the tongue towards the top of the mouth, usually with some lip rounding  fool  (u)full  fall  (  )follow  part

3. Central vowels Made by raising the central part of the tongue    (   )earth  about (only in unstressed syllable)  sun

7. Consonants with their usual sound p b t d k g (as in got) f v w s z h m n l r

8. Special Consonant Symbols  ship  vision  cheap  jeep  thin  this  sing  yes

/i:/ sti:m

/i:/ sti:m li:v steam

/i:/ sti:m li:v ri:d steam leave

/i:/ sti:m li:v ri:d scri:m steam leave read

/i:/ sti:m li:v ri:d scri:m steam leave read scream

/I//I/ w I m I n

/I//I/ ` w I m I n g I v women

/I//I/ w I m I n g I v st I l women give

/I//I/ w I m I n g I v st I l tr I k women give still

/I//I/ w I m I n g I v st I l tr I k l I t women give still trick

/I//I/ w I m I n g I v st I l tr I k l I t women give still trick lit

/e//e/ red

/e//e/ hed read (pres. tense)/red

/e//e/ red hed S ed read (pres. tense)/red head

/e//e/ red hed S ed bred read (pres. tense)/red head shed

/e//e/ red hed S ed bred nek read (pres. tense)/red head shed bread

/e//e/ red hed Sed bred nek read (pres. tense)/red head shed bread neck

 kæt

 kæt læmp cat

 kæt læmp bæk cat lamp

 kæt læmp bæk bænd cat lamp back

 kæt læmp bæk bænd sæd cat lamp back band

 kæt læmp bæk bænd sæd cat lamp back band sad

/u:/ tu:l

/u:/ tu:l spu:n tool

/u:/ tu:l spu:n ru:d tool spoon

/u:/ tu:l spu:n ru:d nju: tool spoon rude

/u:/ tu:l spu:n ru:d nju: flu: tool spoon rude new

/u:/ tu:l spu:n ru:d nju: flu: tool spoon rude new flew

/U//U/  SU d

/U//U/  st U d should

/U//U/  SU d  st U d  k U d should stood

/U//U/  SU d  st U d  k U d  f U t should stood could

/U//U/  SU d  st U d  k U d  f U t  t U k should stood could foot

/U//U/  SU d  st U d  k U d  f U t  t U k should stood could foot took

/  :/ S  :(r)

/  :/ S  :(r) l  : shore

/  :/ S  :(r) l  : f  :t shore law

/  :/ S  :(r) l  : f  :t t  :t shore law fought

/  :/ S  :(r) l  : f  :t t  :t shore law fought taught

/  :/ S  :(r) l  : f  :t t  :t b  :t shore law fought taught

/  :/ S  :(r) l  : f  :t t  :t b  :t shore law fought taught bought

//// g  t

//// r  t got

//// g  t r  t str  N got rot

//// g  t r  t str  N bl  k got rot strong

//// g  t r  t str  N bl  k  d got rot strong block

//// g  t r  t str  N bl  k  d got rot strong block odd

/A://A:/ st A :(r)

/A://A:/ p A :st star

/A://A:/ st A :(r) p A :st A :sk star past

/A://A:/ st A :(r) p A :st A :sk st A :f star past ask

/A://A:/ st A :(r) p A :st A :sk st A :f p A :k star past ask staff

/A://A:/ st A :(r) p A :st A :sk st A :f p A :k star past ask staff park

/://:/ θ  :d

/://:/  :n third

/://:/ θ  :d  :n l  :n third earn

/://:/ θ  :d  :n l  :n h  :d third earn learn

/://:/ θ  :d  :n l  :n h  :d S  :t third earn learn heard

/://:/ θ  :d  :n l  :n h  :d S  :t third earn learn heard shirt

//// StSt

//// StfnStfn shut

//// S  t f  n st  N shut fun

//// S  t f  n st  N S  v shut fun stung

//// S  t f  n st  N S  v `l  nd  n shut fun stung shove

//// S  t f  n st  N S  v  l  nd  n shut fun stung shove London

////  bet  (r )

////  tæk better

////  bet  (r )  tæk  tempt better attack

////  bet  (r )  tæk  tempt  r A : D  (r) better attack attempt

////  bet  (r )  tæk  tempt  r A : D  (r)  s  m  (r) better attack attempt rather

////  bet  (r )  tæk  tempt  r A : D  (r)  s  m  (r) better attack attempt rather summer

/z/ ni:z

/z/ ni:z h Q z knees

/z/ ni:z h Q z  zi:br  knees has

/z/ ni:z h Q z  zi:br  bri:z knees has zebra

/z/ ni:z h Q z  zi:br  bri:z v A :z knees has zebra breeze

/z/ ni:z h Q z zi:br  bri:z v A :z knees has zebra breeze vase

/s//s/ m I s

/s//s/  s  :kl miss

/s//s/ m I s s  :kl s  : miss circle

/s//s/ m I s s  :kl s  : sti:l miss circle saw

/s//s/ m I s s  :kl s  : sti:l l  s miss circle saw /sore steal/steel

/s//s/ m I s s  :kl s  : sti:l l  s miss circle saw /sore steal/steel loss

/θ//θ/ θ  :t

/θ//θ/ b A :θ thought

/θ//θ/ θ  :t b A :θ θ I k thought bath

/θ//θ/ θ  :t b A :θ θ I k θ  :st thought bath thick

/θ//θ/ θ  :t b A :θ θ I k θ  :st θ IN thought bath thick thirst

/θ//θ/ θ  :t b A :θ θ I k θ  :st θ IN thought bath thick thirst thing

/D//D/ D en

/D//D/ w ID then

/D//D/ D en w ID D em then with

/D//D/ D en w ID D em D  s then with them

/D//D/ D en w ID D em D  s D æt then with then thus

/D//D/ D en w ID D em D  s D æt then with then thus that

/j//j/ jes

/j//j/ ju: yes

/j//j/ jes ju: ju:θ yes you

/j//j/ jes ju: ju:θ j  t yes you youth

/j//j/ jes ju: ju:θ j  t j A :d yes you youth yacht

/j//j/ jes ju: ju:θ j  t j A :d yes you youth yacht yard

/N//N/ θ IN

/N//N/  f INg  thing

/N//N/ θ IN  f INg  br IN thing finger

/N//N/ θ IN  f INg  br IN r  N thing finger bring

/N//N/ θ IN  f INg  br IN r  N ræ N thing finger bring wrong

/N//N/ θ IN  f INg  br IN r  N ræ N thing finger bring wrong rang

/S//S/ S  :t

/S//S/  SU g  (r) shirt

/S//S/ S  :t  SU g  (r) r  S shirt sugar

/S//S/ S  :t  SU g  (r) r  S f IS shirt sugar rush

/S//S/ S  :t  SU g  (r) r  S f IS S  k shirt sugar rush fish

/S//S/ S  :t  SU g  (r) r  S f IS S  k shirt sugar rush fish shock

/Z//Z/ r I  v IZ  n

/Z//Z/  me Z  (r) revision

/Z//Z/ r I  v IZ  n  me Z  (r)  tre Z  (r) revision measure

/Z//Z/ r I  v IZ  n  me Z  (r)  tre Z  (r)  ple Z  (r) revision measure treasure

/Z//Z/ r I  v IZ  n  me Z  (r)  tre Z  (r)  ple Z  (r) revision measure treasure pleasure

/tS//tS/ t S i:z

/tS//tS/ w  t S cheese

/tS//tS/ t S i:z w  t S st I t S cheese watch

/tS//tS/ t S i:z w  t S st I t S t S u:z cheese watch stitch

/tS//tS/ t S i:z w  t S st I t S t S u:z t S  :k cheese watch stitch choose

/tS//tS/ t S i:z w  t S st I t S t S u:z t S  :k cheese watch stitch choose chalk

/dZ//dZ/ d Z æm

/dZ//dZ/ d Z  :d Z jam

/dZ//dZ/ d Z æm d Z  :d Z d Z  d Z Jam George

/dZ//dZ/ d Z æm d Z  :d Z d Z  d Z r I d Z jam George judge

/dZ//dZ/ d Z æm d Z  :d Z d Z  d Z r I d Z  d ZelI jam George judge ridge

/dZ//dZ/ d Z æm d Z  :d Z d Z  d Z r I d Z  d ZelI jam George judge ridge jelly

DIPHTHONGS A diphthong is a sound produced when the mouth moves from the position for one vowel into the position for another vowel

/e I/ The tongue moves from the position for /e/ to the position for / I/

/a I/ The tongue moves from the position for /æ/ to the position for / I/

/  I/ The tongue moves from the position for /  :/ to the position for / I/

Which sounds do these words contain? oyster plain sign reign avoid strange coin coy try stay joy why boil annoy main sky neighbour mine

/e I / plain reign strange stay main neighbour /a I / sign try why sky nine /  I / avoid oyster coin coy joy boil annoy

I’d die for a nice slice of pie The rain in Spain stays mainly on the plain A noisy noise annoys an oyster