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Words Ending in the Syllabic Consonant -*n
A syllabic consonant is a consonant that is pronounced as a syllable. The two main syllabic consonants in English are /l/ or /n/ sounds. The /n/ in the final syllable of words occurs in words like listen, while the /l/ syllabic consonant occurs at the end of word such as bottle. Syllabic consonants occur mainly in the final syllable of words but can also occur at the beginning or within words, too. In this lesson, we will look at the 10 sounds that precede final-syllable /n/ syllabic consonants. I’ve taken 11 English words that have a final-syllable /n/ syllabic consonant sound. These are representative of the most common sound and letter combinations that give us a syllabic consonant /n/ at the end of words. I have chosen one word for each of the following sounds which commonly precede the /n/ syllable consonant: /t/, /d/, /p/, /s/, /z/, /f/, /v/, /θ/, /ʃ/, and /ʒ/. The words include: button, garden, happen, listen, cousin, soften, seven, strengthen, fashion, musician, and occasion.
Words Ending in -try
A vocabulary and pronunciation activator which will help you with the following words: try, entry, gantry, pantry, poetry, pastry, paltry, sultry, wintry, country, poultry, ancestry, industry, forestry, toiletry, dentistry, chemistry, carpentry, circuitry, and psychiatry. Not only will you learn how to use each of the words, but you will also learn how to pronounce sentences using them. I have analysed the speech features of each of the sentences to show you how English pronunciation works and to help you improve your own pronunciation, too. You can read each sentence in IPA symbols, too, giving you the chance to see how linking features like the linking R, the linking J, the linking W, and linking consonants work.
Words Ending in -cuit
There are only two English words which end with the -cuit letter combination and both cause pronunciation problems for students. This lesson will look at both words, circuit and biscuit, and show you how to correctly pronounce them. It will also look at some sentences and expressions which use these words and will look at the speech features in those sentences. Features like the linking R, syllabic consonants, and elision are highlighted and explained.
Witty Put-Downs - Wordsearch
Welcome to this exciting wordsearch puzzle, thoughtfully crafted to help you reinforce the vocabulary from the reading and listening comprehension text, Witty Put-Downs, you've recently delved into. This enjoyable and stimulating activity offers a fantastic way for you to assess your understanding, consolidate your learning, and commit new words from the Witty Put-Downs text to your long-term memory. As you search for and circle the hidden terms, you'll not only revisit the key vocabulary from the Witty Put-Downs text, but also sharpen your overall language skills. So, prepare yourself for a thrilling linguistic adventure, and let's embark on this enriching and delightful journey together!
Witty Put-Downs - Word to IPA
In this stimulating word to IPA exercise, you will be presented with a list of words and phrases related to the text, Witty Put-Downs, used in the reading and listening comprehension exercise. Your task is to transcribe each word or phrase using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). This exercise will challenge you to apply your knowledge of phonetic symbols and conventions while reinforcing your understanding of the vocabulary in the text, Witty Put-Downs. As you work through the exercise, you will not only improve your phonetic transcription skills but also gain a deeper appreciation for the language used in the text, Witty Put-Downs. You can also print customisable worksheets and answer keys to work offline or in the classroom.
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