This album of photographs by Anabel documents her English class covering vowel sounds. The document explains the long and short vowel sounds of i and I, providing examples like "beef/tea" and "ship/mill". It includes an exercise for students to practice pronouncing words with those vowels and generating new words containing them.

1. Álbum de fotografías
por Anabel
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Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

3. This is found in the word tea. The lips are
spread and the sound is long
Pure vowels usually come in pairs consisting of
long and short sounds
:
/i://i:/
Examples:Examples:
• Beef
• Tea
• Cream
• Me

4. This is found in the word hip. The lips are
slightly spread and the sound is short
/I//I/
Examples:Examples:
• Ship
• Mill
• Hill
• ship

5. EXERCISE
a. Pronounce these words and write them in the
correct place:

6. /I/ /i:/

7. b. Write 4 new words with the sounds of class:
/I/ /i:/