Vowels and Consonants
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General Notes & Introduction
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VOWEL AND CONSONANT
DEFINITION ❑ Vowels are the sounds we make when we speak that don't involve any stopping or blocking of air in ou...
Examples with Explanations 1. A (/eɪ/) : This sound is like the 'ay' sound. It's heard in words like "cake," "rain," a...
RULES 1. Short and Long Vowels : ❑ Vowels can have both short and long sounds. ❑ A vowel is typically pronounced...
QUESTIONS 1. What are vowels in the English language? ❑ Answer : Vowels are speech sounds produced without any...
CONSONANT ❑ Consonants are speech sounds that you make by closing or partially blocking your mouth. Unlike vowels, w...
Examples with Explanations 1. P (/p/) : This sound is a 'voiceless bilabial plosive.' You create it by pressing your l...
RULES 1. Voiced and Voiceless : Consonants can be 'voiced' or 'voiceless.' Voiced: Your throat vibrates when making...
QUESTIONS 1. What is the difference between voiced and voiceless consonants? ❑ Answer : Voiced consonants inv...