Words of two morphemes

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 443.

Exercise 1. Repetition of words containing a velar nasal

Tape Unit 7. Further consonants.

Exercise 5. Discrimination between fricatives and affricates.

Exercise 4. Repetition of fricative and affricate pairs.

Listen and repeat:

You will hear some of the words from Exercise 4. When you hear the word, say "A" if you hear the word on the left or "B" if you hear the word on the right. You will then hear the correct answer and the word will be said again for you to repeat.

Listen and repeat; take care not to pronounce a plosive after the velar nasal.

[hæŋ] [hæŋə]

[siŋiŋ] [roŋ]

[r/\ŋ] [bæŋiŋ]

[θiŋ] [riŋ]

Exercise 2. ŋ with and without g

Words of one morpheme
Listen and repeat:
[fiŋgə] finger

[æŋgə] anger

[bæŋgə] Bangor

[h/\ŋgə] hunger

[æŋgl] angle

Listen and repeat:

[siŋə] singer

[hæŋə] hanger

[loŋiŋ] longing

[riŋiŋ] ringing

[bæŋə] banger

Exercise 3. "Clear" and "dark" l

"Clear l" before vowels

Listen and repeat:
[lai] lie [ləu] low

[lu:s] loose [laud] loud
[li:k] leak [lo:] law

"Dark l" before pause

Listen and repeat:
[fil] fill [peil] pale

[bel] bell [mail] mile

[ni:l] kneel [kil] kill

"Dark l" before consonant.

Listen and repeat:
[help] help [feild] failed
[filθ] filth[milk] milk

[belt] belt [wel∫] Welsh