Consonants 2021
Consonants 2021
/f/
/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/
• 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)
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/
• 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
/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/
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