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    Front Vowels Exercises

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    This document provides instructions for a phonetic activity involving front vowel sounds in English. Students are asked to identify, transcribe, underline, circle and complete words containing specific front vowel sounds - [i:], [I], [eI], [ɛ], and [æ]. The activity aims to help students practice recognizing and producing these common English vowel sounds through identification, transcription and pronunciation exercises.

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    This document provides instructions for a phonetic activity involving front vowel sounds in English. Students are asked to identify, transcribe, underline, circle and complete words containing specific front vowel sounds - [i:], [I], [eI], [ɛ], and [æ]. The activity aims to help students practice recognizing and producing these common English vowel sounds through identification, transcription and pronunciation exercises.

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    This document provides instructions for a phonetic activity involving front vowel sounds in English. Students are asked to identify, transcribe, underline, circle and complete words containing specific front vowel sounds - [i:], [I], [eI], [ɛ], and [æ]. The activity aims to help students practice recognizing and producing these common English vowel sounds through identification, transcription and pronunciation exercises.

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    Front Vowels Exercises

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    This document provides instructions for a phonetic activity involving front vowel sounds in English. Students are asked to identify, transcribe, underline, circle and complete words containing specific front vowel sounds - [i:], [I], [eI], [ɛ], and [æ]. The activity aims to help students practice recognizing and producing these common English vowel sounds through identification, transcription and pronunciation exercises.

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    Universidad Distrital Jeyson Torres

    Francisco José de Caldas

    PHONETICS & PHONOLOGY


    FRONT VOWEL SOUNDS
    NAME: ____________________________________________ GROUP: _______

    Taking into account the studied Front Vowel sounds do the following activities.

    1. Underline the vowels that contain the studied Front Vowels, transcribe the vowels sounds you already
    know in the words, and pronounce. Then circle the word in each group that does not contain the [i:]
    sound.
    Transcription: [ i: ] [ i: ] [I] [ i: ]

    2. Complete each of the following sentences with a phrase or word that rhymes with the boldfaced words
    which contain the [ I ] vowel sound. Underline, transcribe the vowels you know, and pronounce.
    Look at the example:
    Transcription: [aɪ] [ ɪ ] [ ɪ ]
    PHONETICS & PHONOLOGY Jeyson Torres

    3. Circle the words that contain the diphthong sound [ eɪ ], transcribe the vowels sounds you know in the
    same order you found them in the right part of the page (or an extra piece of paper). Pronounce.
    Transcription:

    [ eɪ ]
    1. Jamestown
    [ eɪ ][ i ]
    2. Daily
    [ eɪ ]
    3. Newspaper 2
    [ eɪ ]
    4. May

    4. Underline, transcribe the vowel sounds you know, pronounce, and circle the one that does not contain
    the [Ɛ] sound.
    Transcription: [ ɛ ] [ ɪ ] [ ɛ ][ ɪ ] [ iː ][ ɪ ] [ɛ]

    5. Complete the sentences, circle the word than contains the [æ] sound, and underline and transcribe all
    the Front Vowels you know. Then, pronounce. (Use an extra piece of paper if necessary)
    EXAMPLE
    Transcription: [ æ] [ɛ]

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