Front Vowel Sounds
GB English pronunciation has 5 front monophthong sounds – the tongue is towards the front of the mouth when we pronounce them (tap/click sounds to listen):
EXERCISE – answer the five questions (you can use the interactive chart above to practise at any time):
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1. Match the words with their IPA transcriptions:
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- /hiːd/
- /hɪd/
- /hɛd/
- /hɛːd/
- /had/
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HEED
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HID
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HEAD
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HAIRED
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HAD
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2. Listen and put the sounds in the order you hear them (you’ll hear each sound repeated twice):
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3. Listen to 4 words starting /tʃ/ and ending /p/. Which one is NOT an English word?
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4. Match the mouth positions to the sounds:
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