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These are the symbols for the sounds of English.. The sounds are organised into the following different groups: ““““ShortShortShort”””” vowelsvowelsvowels ““““LongLongLong”””” vowelsvowe

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These are the symbols for the sounds of English The sounds are organised into the

following different groups:

““““ShortShortShort”””” vowelsvowelsvowels

““““LongLongLong”””” vowelsvowelsvowels

Diphthongs (double vowel sounds)

Diphthongs (double vowel sounds)<

Voiceless consonants

Voiced consonants

policeman in my suite

| hæd aǺ rǺsi:vd Ǥəl ðiəz kiəz | aǺ kȚd (h)ǩv iətn< ǩ piəs ǩv pi:tsǩ ǩn tȓiəz wǺð ǩ p(ǩ)li:smǩn Ǻn maǺ swiət |

Vowel N° 2 |Ǻ| typical spellings: i, e, y, a, ie (Plurals) Exceptions: built |bǺlt| , Sunday

|!mǺstȓǺf|

The rich cities stand as salient symbols with their pretty private houses far from the

villages

| ðǩ rǺtȓ ɑsǺtiz stænd ǩz !seǺli^ǩnt ɑsǺmblʜz wǺð ðǫǩ ɑprǺti praǺvǺt ɑhaȚzǺz fǡə fr(ǩ)m ðǩ

ɑvǺlǺdȢǺz |

Many healthy men dwell next to the Thames

|!meni !helθi men dwel neks(t) tǩ ðǩ ɑtemz |

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Vowel N° 4 |æ| typical spelling: a Exceptions: plaid, (a cloth having a crisscross design)

That lad cannot miss mass

| ðæt læd ɑkænǩt mǺs mæs |

Ǣ

March, for the sergeant´s heart is calm, he is dancing with his aunt

| mǡətȓ | fǩ ðǩ ɑsǡədȢǩnts hǡət Ǻz kǡəm | hi Ǻz ɑdǡənsǺŋ wǺð Ǻz ǡənt |

Vowel N° 6 |Ǣ| typical spellings: o, a, ou, ow, au

The don wanted to cough, to my knowledge, a sausage clogged his throat

| ðǩ dǢn ɑwǢntǺd tǩ kǢf | tǩ maǺ !nǢlidȢ ǩ ɑsǢsǺdȢ klǢǱd Ǻz θrǩȚt |

Vowel N° 7 |Ǥ:| typical spellings: ar, or, ore, our, oar, oor, au(gh), a(l), aw, ou, oa, ure Note: sword |sǤ:d |, worse |wǬ:s |, worst |wǬ:st |, word |wǬ:d|, work |wǬ:k |, worm |wǬ:m |

He always ought to count to four, before slamming the door leading to his awesome broad-leaved trees in the lawn

| hi !Ǥ:(l)w(e)Ǻz ɑǤət tǩ kaȚnt tǩ fǤə | bǺɑfǤə ɑslæmǺŋ ðǩ dǤə ɑliədǺŋ tu Ǻz ɑǤəs(ǩ)m $brǤəd !li:vd tri:z Ǻn ðǩ lǤən |

The werewolf should not butcher that good looking woman in the woods

| ðǩ ɑweǩwȚlf ȓȚd nǢt ɑbȚtȓǩ ðæt gȚd lȚkǺŋ ɑwȚmǩn Ǻn ðǩ wȚdz |

Vowel N° 9 |u:| typical spellings: u, oo, o, ou, ew, ue, ui, oe

Susan is going to lose two kilos if instead of chewing food, she decides to eat soup with that spoon and drink that blue juice

Vowel N° 10 |Ȝ| typical spellings: u, oo, o, ou, (oe-does |dȜz| )

His young son cut his thumb and blood gushed forth

| hǺz jȜŋ sȜn kȜt Ǻz θȜm ǩn(d) blȜd ǱȜȓt fǤəθ |

The thirsty bird was perching in the myrtle, urging to scourge its worst purring foe

| ðǩ ɑθǬ:sti bǬəd wǩz ɑpǬətȓǺŋ Ǻn ðǩ ɑmǬətlʜ | ɑǬədȢǺŋ tǩ skǬədȢ Ǻts wǬəs(t) !pǬ:rǺŋ fǩȚ |

Vowel n° 12 |ǩ| (all vowels, always used in unstressed position)

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We know that spelling and pronunciation in English more often than not, do not coincide Here we are going to discuss some examples of words which are generally

mispronounced:

Bury, gout (“gota”, illness), custard, dour, puce (dark purplish brown), coup, forecastle twopence, pastry, Thomas, dreary, toll, stomach, cucumber, gnaw (bite-deteriorate), poignant (arousing effect, distressing), amateur, halfpenny, vow, chassis, aisle,

camouflage, adjourn, unbiased, athlete, cloth, mouths, whooping cough, row, hideous, radiator, banquet, fungus, fungi, clover, canary, hyena, yolk, donkey, raspberry, pageant, mischief, recipe, crises, Reynolds, haemorrhage, hasten, Leonard, ecstatic, sponge, shovel, jostle, catarrh, awe, thaw, altar, pour, alter, chord, pheasant, heron, swallow, connoisseur, masseur, mauve, devour, flour, eerie, Sarah, tear, pudding, nought, lesion, loose, yawn, fowl, jury, smooth, mower, archives, skewer (long pin for holding meat), hierarchy,

plough, quay, rehab, Geoffrey, colonel, Worcester, courtesy, broad, yacht, memoir (and all the French borrowings ending in –oir), plait, timbre, business, lead (n), tough, island, village, houses, psalm, pronunciation, minute (adj, n) Leicester, afraid, Polish, polish, oven, southern, blood, certificate, clerk, Derby, Sergeant, bosom, soup, soap, gauge, gaol, buoy, foul, owl, nephew, sign, virtuous, righteous, cello, grandeur, draught, drought, castle, nestle, schedule, fuchsia, leisure, pleasure, rendezvous, pneumatic, mountain, politics, Arabic, catholic, queue, bathe, separate (v, n), curiosity, inexplicable, tomato, recommend, enthusiast, idiotic, rhetoric, anchor, anchorage, sieve, leopard, banana, taught, antique, antic, front, nourish, Ian, beard, weigh, bough, pedagogy, climbing, arsenic, arithmetic, ration, nation, preferable, comfortable, vegetable, doubt, debt, dumb, psychic, architect, arch, ark, Arkansas, iron, creature, curse, course, combing, boot, foot, muscle, choir, chorus, liar, possess, scissors, dessert, hussar, Missouri, dissolve, sign, signature, long, longer, hang, hanger, anger, towards, tongue, sew, heart, suede, walk, work, thwart, language, whistle, colloquial, adequate, squash, onion, yearn, senior, feud, Zeus, adieu, eulogy, endure, diary, wreath, breath, breathe, rise, rice, wrestle, nestle, singer, longing, period, serious, salmon, folk, knit, plumber, hoarse, adhere, heir, cushion, moustache, rouge, censure, appreciate, genre, charade, dozen, disease, decease,

bourgeois, seizure, cause, niece, cruise, xenophobia, cough, dove, major, mayor, adjunct, virtuous, butcher,curtsey, courteous, monk, occur, exist, exit, Anthony, pizza, reservoir, furious, rarity, weary, scarce, fierce, tedium, paths, dough, tough, though, thought,

through, thorough, trough, rough, voyage, asylum, foyer, ballet, fete (elaborate party, bestow honours), colour, collar, myrrh, frankincense, purse, womb, injure, bosom, pullet (young chicken), wax, saunter, aunt, glove, reveille, façade accomplish, adult, almond, auction, bouquet, caviar, covert, create, data, debris, debut, depot, equation, fiancé, hero, jury, licorice, luxurious, mayonnaise, soot, syrup, vehicle, via, youths, zebra, synod, awry (turned, twisted, not working well), Southwark, Gloucester, Harwich, glove, focus, foci, foliage, euthanasia

The list can go on and on, its point is merely to remind us that if in doubt we should always consult a dictionary

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|wi nǩȚ ðǩt spelǺŋ ǩn(d) prǩnȜnsieǺȓnʜ Ǻn ǺŋǱlǺȓ | mǤər Ǣfnʜ ðǩn nǢt dǩ nǢt kǩȚǺnsaǺd | hǺǩ

wi ǩ Ǳǩ(Ț)Ǻŋ tǩ dǺskȜs sȜm ǺǱzǡəmplʜz ǩv wǬədz wǺtȓ ǩ dȢenrǩli mǺsprǩnaȚnst |

ðǩ lǺs(t) kǩn Ǳǩ(Ț) Ǣn ǩnd Ǣn | Ǻts pǤǺnt Ǻz mǺǩli tǩ rǺmaǺnd ǩs ðǩt Ǻf Ǻn daȚt | wi ȓȚd ǤəlweǺz kǩnsȜlt ǩ dǺkȓǩnri |

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