"What color is it?" StarterUnit3PPT courseware 4

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"What color is it?" StarterUnit3PPT courseware 4

Find the letters from A to Z. Write the small letter next to each big letter.

Find the letters A through Z and write the corresponding lowercase letter next to each uppercase letter.

26 letter pronunciations

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg

[e i] [bi:] [si:] [di:] [i:] & #091;ef] [dʒi:]

Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn

[eitʃ] [ai] [dʒei] [kei] [el] [em] &# 091;en]

Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt

[əu] [pi:] [kju:] [a:] [es] [ ti:]

Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz

[ju:] [vi:] ['dʌbəlju:] [eks] [wai] [ ;zed]

International Phonetic Alphabet

1. Phonetic symbols must be written in brackets. Commonly used phonetic symbol brackets include oblique and flat brackets. The upper end does not top the first line and is roughly aligned with the capital letters. The lower end is in the middle of the third square.

2. The phonetic symbols do not have a writing style, nor are there any uppercase or lowercase letters. Therefore, they must be written in the same way as printed letters, straight up and down, without any slope. The writing specifications are as follows.

3. The following phonetic symbols are most likely to be written incorrectly. Be careful: "ai" and "au" should not be written as "Ai" and "Au" #093;,[A:]Do not write [a:]. When typing, do not use a instead of A and type [A:] :l] is marked as [gE:l].

4. Phonetic symbols do not have a writing style, and there are no uppercase or lowercase letters. Therefore, they must be written in the same way as printed letters, straight up and down, without any slope. The writing specifications are listed on the following page.

Vowel phonetic symbols learning

Overview of Vowels: Vowels are noisy speech sounds. When a vowel is formed, the vocal cords vibrate and the air escapes through the pharyngeal cavity and oral cavity without any obstruction and without audible friction sound. There are 20 vowels in English (12 monophthongs and 8 diphthongs).

The difference between vowels is caused by the different positions taken by the articulating organs during pronunciation. The so-called "different positions" refer to the height, front and back of the tongue, the opening and closing of the gums, and the size and roundness of the lips. But the decisive factor is the position of the tongue: whether the tongue is in the front, middle or back of the mouth determines whether the sound is a front vowel, middle vowel or back vowel; the height of the tongue body and which part of the tongue The part with the highest ridge determines whether the vowel produced is an open vowel, a half-open vowel, a closed vowel, or a half-closed vowel. The degree of gum opening and closing is determined by the height of the tongue, and the roundness and size of the lips also have a considerable impact on the formation of different vowels. Therefore, describing the place of articulation of a vowel mainly involves describing its tongue position and lip shape.

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