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- 14. English vowels (monophthongs) • / siː / tree please / triː / / pliːz / • /ɪ/ sit it fifteen / sɪt / / ɪt / / fɪf ˈtiːn / • /ʊ/ put bull book / pʊt / / bʊl / / bʊk /
- 15. • / uː / too blue food / tuː / / bluː / / fuːd / • /e/ ten bed egg / ten / / bed / / eg / • /ə / doctor paper above / ˈdɒktə | / ˈpeɪpə / / əˈbʌv /
- 16. • / ɜː / bird girl early / bɜːd / / gɜːl / / ˈɜːli / • / ɔː / tall four more / tɔːl / / fɔː / / mɔː / • /æ/ cat fat bad / kæt / / fæt / / bæd /
- 17. • /ʌ/ cup but run • / ɑː / car far bar • / ɒ / hot not lorry / cʌp / / bʌt / / rʌn / / kɑː / / fɑː / / bɑː / / hɒt / / nɒt / / ˈlɒri /
- 18. English diphthongs: • / ɪə / • / ʊə / • / eə / near beer hear tour poor sure air hair bear / nɪə / / bɪə / / hɪə / / tʊə / / pʊə / / ʃʊə / / eə / / heə / / beə /
- 19. • / eɪ / may say today / meɪ / / seɪ / / təˈdeɪ / • / ɔɪ / boy toy oil / bɔɪ / / tɔɪ / / ɔɪl / • / aɪ / ɪ sky five / aɪ / / skaɪ / / faɪv /
- 20. • / əʊ / old cold gold / əʊld / / kəʊld / / gəʊld / • / aʊ / how now hour / haʊ / / naʊ / / ˈaʊə /