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Consonants 2021

The document discusses consonant sounds and their place and manner of articulation. It provides examples of words containing each sound and underlines the letters representing that sound. It also discusses simple past tense verb conjugations and how the pronunciation of the suffix is influenced by the preceding sound.
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Consonants 2021

The document discusses consonant sounds and their place and manner of articulation. It provides examples of words containing each sound and underlines the letters representing that sound. It also discusses simple past tense verb conjugations and how the pronunciation of the suffix is influenced by the preceding sound.
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CONSONANTS

/f/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /f/


• fat after quiff Place of Articulation:
• foot different laugh Manner of Articulation:
• fame graphic enough Voicing:
/f/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /f/


• fat after quiff Place of Articulation: labiodental
• foot different laugh Manner of Articulation: fricative
• fame graphic enough Voicing: voiceless
/v/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /v/


• van event arrive above P.A.:
• vault every leave of M.A.:
• visit marvelous drive love Voicing:
/v/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /v/


• van event arrive above P.A.:labiodental
• vault every leave of M.A.:fricative
• visit marvelous drive love Voicing: voiced
/ʃ/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /ʃ/


• shout anxious mash P.A.:
• shoe motion wash M.A.:
• shell physician bush Voicing:
/ʃ/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /ʃ/


• shout anxious mash P.A.:palatal
• shoe motion wash M.A.:sibilant
• shell physician bush Voicing:voiceless
/ʒ/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /ʒ/


• jabot pleasure garage P.A.:
• Jean Paul measure beige M.A.:
• genre leisure prestige Voicing:
/ʒ/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /ʒ/


• jabot pleasure garage P.A.: palatal
• Jean Paul measure beige M.A.:sibilant
• genre leisure prestige Voicing:voiced
/ʧ/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /ʧ/


• chalk teacher match P.A.:
• cheese nature watch M.A.:
• cheek bachelor latch Voicing:
/ʧ/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /ʧ/


• chalk teacher match P.A.: alveolopalatal
• cheese nature watch M.A.: sibilant
• cheek bachelor latch Voicing: voiceless
/ʤ/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /ʤ /


• jar agent large P.A.:
• general engineer badge M.A.:
• giant manager language Voicing:
/ʤ/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /ʤ /


• jar agent large P.A.: alveolopalatal
• general engineer badge M.A.: sibilant
• giant manager language Voicing: voiced
/h/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /h/


• hat behind -X- P.A.:
• home unhappy -X- M.A.:
• house ahead -X- Voicing:
/h/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /h/


• hat behind -X- P.A.: glottal
• home unhappy -X- M.A.: fricative
• house ahead -X- Voicing: voiced
/b/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /b/


• baby library bulb P.A.:
• boy symbolic absorb M.A.:
• bark alphabet babe Voicing:
/b/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /b/


• baby library bulb P.A.: bilabial
• boy symbolic absorb M.A.: plosive
• bark alphabet babe Voicing: voiced
/d/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /d/


• day leader* said ride P.A.:
• deer medical* bad decide M.A.:
• dancer lady* mood divide Voicing:
/d/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /d/


• day leader* said ride P.A.:alveolar
• deer medical* bad decide M.A.:plosive
• dancer lady* mood divide Voicing: voiced
/g/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /g/


• girl argument leg P.A.:
• guess angry dog M.A.:
• go forgive bag Voicing:
/g/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /g/


• girl argument leg P.A.: velar
• guess angry dog M.A.: plosive
• go forgive bag Voicing: voiced
ASPIRATION

/p/
• Underline all letters that represent the sound /p/
• pen pie apt lap P.A.:
• pick pork champagne top M.A.:
• pour pure report pipe Voicing:
ASPIRATION

/p/
• Underline all letters that represent the sound /p/
• pen pie apt lap P.A.: bilabial
• pick pork champagne top M.A.: plosive
• pour pure report pipe Voicing: voiceless
/k/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /k/


• kind car occur back P.A.:
• cat kit acquire stomach M.A.:
• course kid parking book Voicing:
/k/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /k/


• kind car occur back P.A.: velar
• cat kit acquire stomach M.A.: plosive
• course kid parking book Voicing: voiceless
/t/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /t/


• time tackle attain butter* but P.A.:
• tooth tremble contribute legislative* pet M.A.:
• table try mysterious attitude* shut Voicing:
/t/

• Underline all letters that represent the sound /t/


• time tackle attain butter* but P.A.: alveolar
• tooth tremble contribute legislative* pet M.A.: plosive
• table try mysterious attitude* shut Voicing: voiceless
**PRONUNCIATION TO GRAMMAR 1**
WHAT DO THESE WORDS HAVE IN COMMON?

• GROUP I
plant support state land afford divide
retort relate recite depend decide invade

• GROUP II
stop laugh pass watch mash cook
escape surf cross match wash pick

• GROUP III
absorb arrive buzz call merge beg
slam breathe learn repair massage bang
SIMPLE PAST TENSE OF REGULAR VERBS (⇒ -d / -ed)

The past tense suffix pronunciation is influenced by the previous SOUND.


If the previous sound is either /t/ or /d/, there will be an extra syllable: /ɪd/.
If the previous sound is voiceless / p f s ʧ ʃ k /, the suffix is pronounced /t/.
If the previous sound is voiced, the suffix is pronounced /d/.

SIMPLE PAST PRONUNCIATION


E.G. /t/ /d/ /ɪd/
barked –stopped –danced cleaned –used – arrived acted– landed – invited

 
EXERCISE: Write these verbs under the appropriate pronunciation:

assist – bang – beg – bluff – borrow – call – decide – depend – discover – erode – finish – hope –
insist – land – laugh – listen – manage – massage – match – mix – pass – play – relate – relieve –
scythe – seem – sneeze – sound – stab – talk – taste – wait – wash – watch – work – wrap
SIMPLE PAST PRONUNCIATION
Extra Syllable Group Voiceless Group Voiced Group
-d / -ed ⇒ /ɪd/ -d / -ed ⇒ /t/ -d / -ed ⇒ /d/
/r/

Underline all letters that represent the sound /r/


rat apartment car P.A.:
room large bar M.A.:
really orange pair Voicing:
/r/

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rat apartment car P.A.: alveolar
room large bar M.A.: retroflex
really orange pair Voicing: voiced
/l/

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learn melt tell P.A.:
lipstick filter girl M.A.:
lamp milk pencil Voicing:
/l/

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learn melt tell P.A.: alveolar
Lipstick filter girl M.A.: lateral
lamp milk pencil Voicing: voiced
/θ/

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think through method arithmetic mouth P.A.:
thigh thorough author athlete month M.A.:
thought thick lethal Catholic bath Voicing:
/θ/

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think through method arithmetic mouth P.A.: dental
thigh thorough author athlete month M.A.: fricative
thought thick lethal Catholic bath Voicing: voiceless
/ð/

Underline all letters that represent the sound /ð/


they there other southern smooth P.A.:
this these brother northern soothe M.A.:
that those mother althoughbreathe Voicing:
/ð/

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they there other southern smooth P.A.:
this these brother northern soothe M.A.:
that those mother althoughbreathe Voicing:
**MINIMAL PAIRS**
MINIMAL PAIRS ARE PAIRS OF WORDS EQUALLY
PRONOUNCED EXCEPT FOR ONE SINGLE SOUND.

/s/ /θ/ /t/ /θ/ /f/ /θ/


1. sin thin 1.tin thin 1.first thirst
2. sigh thigh 2.ties thighs 2.fought thought
3. sink think 3.tanks thanks 3.fret threat
4. seem theme 4.tree three 4.free three
**MINIMAL PAIRS**
MINIMAL PAIRS ARE PAIRS OF WORDS EQUALLY
PRONOUNCED EXCEPT FOR ONE SINGLE SOUND.

/d/ /ð/ /z/ /ð/


1. doughthough 1.Zen then
2. doze those 2.close clothe
3. dare their 3.breeze breathe
4. Dan than 4.size scythe
/s/

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smell based disagree dress P.A.:
small basic disapprove kiss M.A.:
sky basement disorder jealous Voicing:
spare mislead disobey face
state misunderstand disregard case
/s/

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smell based disagree dress P.A.: alveolar
small basic disapprove kiss M.A.: sibilant
sky basement disorder jealous Voicing: voiceless
spare mislead disobey face
state misunderstand disregard case
/z/

Underline all letters that represent the sound /z/


zoo possession does P.A.:
xerox measles blues M.A.:
zodiac chosen news Voicing:
/z/

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zoo possession does P.A.: alveolar
xerox measles blues M.A.: sibilant
zodiac chosen news Voicing: voiced
SAME OR DIFFERENT?

GROUP 1 execute oxygen maximize lexical axiom

GROUP 2 executive examine exert auxiliary anxiety


**PRONUNCIATION TO GRAMMAR 2**
WHAT DO THESE WORDS HAVE IN COMMON?

• GROUP I
box Liz watch judge marsh vernissage
place phase bleach dodge wash massage

• GROUP II
tape Jeff Beth state make tape
stop cough fifth retort ache stop

• GROUP III
Bob mug breathe pencil pen play
ride arrive door slam sing borrow
SIMPLE PRESENT (3RD PERSON), PLURAL FORM AND GENITIVE CASE

The pronunciation of these suffixes (-s/-es) is influenced by the previous SOUND.


• If the previous sound is sibilant /s z ʧ ʤ ʃ ʒ /, there will be an extra syllable: /ɪz/.
• If the previous sound is voiceless / p f θ t k /, the suffix is pronounced /s/.
• If the previous sound is voiced, the suffix is pronounced /z/.
 
 
E.G. /s/ /z/ /ɪz/
makes –tapes – Jeff’s drives –beds – Pam’s washes– boxes – Jorge’s
•  
EXERCISE: Write these words under the appropriate pronunciation:
Alec – Andrew – badge – Bart – bathe – beg – Ben – book – boot – cat – Dave – enjoy – garage – George –
hope – Jennifer – king – lab – lamp – latch – laugh – match – mate – maze – Mitch – moth – pass – rod –
Sam – school – splash – store – stroll – Thomas

PRESENT, PLURAL, PRESENT, PLURAL, PRESENT, PLURAL,


POSSESSIVE POSSESSIVE POSSESSIVE
Extra Syllable Group Voiceless Group Voiced Group
-S / -es ⇒ /ɪz/ -s / -es ⇒ /s/ -s / -es ⇒ /z/
NASALS
/m/
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make Cambridge room P.A.:
mute computer ma’am M.A.:
meet comfortable seem Voicing:
NASALS
/m/
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make Cambridge room P.A.: bilabial
mute computer ma’am M.A.: nasal
meet comfortable seem Voicing: voiced
/n/

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name aunt reduction P.A.:
knee pencil vision M.A.:
nose answer pen Voicing:
/n/

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name aunt reduction P.A.: alveolar
knee pencil vision M.A.: nasal
nose answer pen Voicing: voiced
/ŋ/

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-x- singer drink sing P.A.:
-x- singing blink king M.A.:
-x- hanger bank going Voicing:
 
/ŋ/

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-x- singer drink sing P.A.: velar
-x- singing blink king M.A.: nasal
-x- hanger bank going Voicing: voiced
 
MINIMAL PAIRS

/m/ /n/ /ŋ/


Kim kin king
Hum Hun hung
ram ran rang
Tom ton tongue
Sam San sang
GLOTTAL STOP

/ʔ/
written ridden
beaten student
frighten confident
forgotten warden
forbidden dependent
ELISION

nt/nd = /n/
intersection
center
planted
understand
fundamental
**SEMIVOWELS**

• Semivowels are letters (‘w’ and ‘y’) that represent vowel sounds at syllable-end position
(bay, cow, etc) and consonant sounds (/w/ and /j/) at the beginning or in the middle of a
syllable. Other letters can also represent these consonant sounds, as shown below.
/w/

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one water swim -x- P.A.:
once what quiet -x- M.A.:
walk when sandwiches - x - Voicing: 
/w/

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one water swim -x- P.A.: bilabial/velar
once what quiet -x- M.A.: fricative
walk when sandwiches - x - Voicing: voiced
/j/

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yellow regular -x- P.A.:
young million -x- M.A.:
years onion -x- Voicing:
/j/

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yellow regular -x- P.A.: palatal
young million -x- M.A.: fricative
years onion -x- Voicing: voiced
/j + u/ (EXTRA PRACTICE)

Underline all letters that represent the sound /ju/


universe computer view
use human few
youth huge review
**REVIEW EXERCISES**

1. Write the phonetic symbol for the underlined letters.


A. please / / E. weather / /
B. laugh / / F. nation / /
C. mouse / / G. architect / /
D. song / / H. psychology / /
2. Circle the words that begin with a bilabial sound:
mat gnat sat bat rat pat
 
3. Circle the words that begin with a velar sound:
knot got lot cot hot pot
 
4. Circle the words that begin with a labiodental sound:
fat cat that mat chat vat

5. Circle the words that begin with an alveolar sound:


zip nip lip sip tip dip
6. Circle the words that begin with a dental sound:
pie guy shy thigh thy high
 
7. Circle the words that begin with a palatal sound:
sighshy tie thigh thy lie
 

8. Circle the words that end with a fricative sound:


race wreath bush bring rave
rateroserough breathe bang
 
9. Circle the words that end with a nasal sound:
rainrang dumb deaf
10. Circle the words that end with a plosive sound:
pill lip lit graph crab
back dog hide laugh lamb
 

11. Circle the words that begin with a lateral sound:


nut lull bar rob one
12. Circle the words that begin with a semi-vowel working as a consonant sound:
we you one run
13. Circle the words that end with a sibilant sound:
much back edge ooze

14. Circle the words in which the consonant sound in the middle is voiced:
tracking mother robber leisure massive stomach
 
C. Define the consonant sounds of each of the following bold-faced letters. Look at the example:
Voiced or voiceless Place of articulation Manner of articulation

adder
1 father
2 singing
3 etching
4 robber
5 ether
6 pleasure
7 hopper
8 selling
9 sunny
10 lodger

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