Read the exercise, paying attention to the differences in the articulation of the vowels

Read the exercise, paying attention to the articulation of the long and short vowels.

Additional Exercises

Phonetic Exercise 12

Phonetic Exercise 11

Phonetic Exercise 10

Phonetic Exercise 9

Phonetic Exercise 8

Phonetic Exercise 7

Phonetic Exercise 6

Phonetic Exercise 5

Phonetic Exercise 4

Phonetic Exercise 3

Phonetic Exercise 2

Phonetic Exercise 1

less – sell let – tell lip – pill lick – kill lit – till

little settle kettle fiddle middle

see – seed – seat fee – feel – feet lee – league – leak

eve easy eat

did – deed filled – field live – leave

bit – beat list – least slip – sleep

car – calm – cart far – farm – part bar – bard – bark

arm art ask

a far star Ask Martin a dark garden

eel – heel is – his arm – harm

art – heart his head his heart

ate – yet S – yes L – yell

yeast yield yard

rid risk rest raspberry

lead – read glass – grass flea – free collect – correct

a risky trick a merry cricket Rick’s car isn’t red. His sister Elinor is a secretary.

lose – loose mood – moot soon – soup

good could took

pull – pool full – fool put – boot

a music student a stupid rule a beautiful tune

sing – singing ring – ringing cling – clinging bring – bringing

sink link finger single

sin – sing kin – king be –being see - seeing

will – well wit – wet went – west whimper – whisper

wool wolf wood wound

twenty squirrels wet and windy Will you quit whistling? When will we see the Queen?

add addict act active

did –dead – dad pin –pen – pan big- beg – bag Sid – said – sad

pit – pet – pat sit – set – sat miss – mess – mass six – sex – sax

a black handbag fantasy land Miss Bradley is traveling is Canada. Sam Anderson is visiting Amsterdam.

us up uncle ugly

cub – cup bud – but love – luck tongue - hut

a London bus a hundred coloured buttons As snug as a bug in a rug Every country has its customs.

god – got nod – not dog – dock log – lock

core – cord – caught saw – sword – sought four – form – force tore – tall – talk

Don – dawn pot – port fox – forks want - water

a horrible holiday What’s wrong? Paul is a football reporter from York. Bob, it’s your fault. Awfully sorry, Maude.

earn earnest early

fir- firm- first bur – bird – burst sir – serve – serf

call – curl bored – bird horde – herd

an early bird learn forty verbs her worst work

lead – lid wheat – wit seek – sick feel – fill neat – knit eat – it

lark – luck barn – bun harm – hum cart – cut dark – duck bard – bud

pool – pull fool – full food – foot lose – look cool – cook wound – would

court – cot port – pot horse – hostel board – body raw – rock walk – wasp

we – were see – sir team – term weak – work teen – turn niece – nurse peel – pearl

car – core star – store far – four mark – more park – pork farm – form lark – law

list – lost heart – hot clerk – clock dark – dock bark – box farm – fox part – pot

son – song lung – long cut – cot nun – not dull – doll but – boss front – from

men – man bed – bad pen – pan ten – tan send – sand lend – land then – than

cat – cart pack – park back – bark hat – heart had – hard pat – part lack – lark

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