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The Right Sound
- 1. PHONETICS The Right Sound
- 2. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS SH EE P / i: / EVENING STEAK THIRSTY 1
- 3. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 2 W I TCH CLIMB FR I DAY VILL AGE / ɪ /
- 4. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 3 B U LL / ʊ / LAW MINUTE WOMAN
- 5. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 4 B OO T / u:/ CULTURE FAMOUS SOUP
- 6. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 5 B IR D / ɜ: / HEART LITERATURE SKIRT
- 7. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 6 MOTH ER / ə / BALLET CIRCUS CUPBOARD Which of the words below does not have sound / ə /?
- 8. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 7 E GG / e / FRIEND KEY SOCIETY
- 9. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 8 C AR /ɑ:/ HEART TALK SINCE
- 10. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 9 C U P /ʌ / ASIA CULTURE SALMON
- 11. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 10 C A T /æ/ APPLE FAVOURITE NATURE
- 12. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 11 H OR SE /ɔ:/ CAUGHT WOMEN WORLD
- 13. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 12 CL O CK /ɒ/ AUSTRALIA HOTEL MONTH
- 15. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS SH EE P / i: / EVENING STEAK THIRSTY 1 /ɜ:/ /eɪ/
- 16. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 2 W I TCH CLIMB FR I DAY VILL AGE / ɪ / /a ɪ/ /a ɪ/
- 17. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 3 B U LL / ʊ / LAW MINUTE WOMAN /ɔ:/ / ɪ /
- 18. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 4 B OO T / u:/ CULTURE FAMOUS SOUP /ʌ/ / ə/ / ə/
- 19. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 5 B IR D / ɜ: / HEART LITERATURE SKIRT /ɑ:/ /ə/ /ə/
- 20. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 6 MOTH ER / ə / BALLET CIRCUS CUPBOARD Which of the words below does not have sound / ə /? /æ/ /eɪ/
- 21. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 7 E GG / e / FRIEND KEY SOCIETY /i:/ /a ɪə/
- 22. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 8 C AR /ɑ:/ HEART TALK SINCE /ɔ:/ /ɪ/
- 23. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 9 C U P /ʌ / ASIA CULTURE SALMON /eɪ/ /ə/ /æ/
- 24. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 10 C A T /æ/ APPLE FAVOURITE NATURE /eɪ/ /eɪ/
- 25. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 11 H OR SE /ɔ:/ CAUGHT WOMEN WORLD /ɪ/ /ɜ:/
- 26. SIMPLE VOCALIC SOUNDS 12 CL O CK /ɒ/ AUSTRALIA HOTEL MONTH /əʊ/ /ʌ/
- 27. BRAVO!!