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32 Cards in this Set
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The front of the tongue is raised below the close position. The lips are spread. There is a firm contact between the side rims of the tongue and the upper molars. |
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A part of the tongue nearer the center than the front is raised above the half close position. The lips are loosely spread. There is a light contact between the side rims of the tongue and the upper molars. |
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The front of the tongue is raised between the half close and half open positions. The lips are spread. There is a light contact between the side rims of the tongue and the upper molars. |
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The front of the tongue is raised below the half open position. The lips are neutrally open. There is a very light contact between the side rims of the tongue and the upper molars. |
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A part of the tongue near the center is raised above the open position. The lips are neutrally open. There is no contact between the side rims of the tongue and the upper molars |
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A part of the tongue between the centre and the back is in the open position. The lips are neutrally open. There is no contact between the side rims of the tongue and the upper molars. |
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The back of the tongue is raised obve the open position. The lips are open rounded. There is no contact between the side rims of the tongue and the upper molars. |
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The back of the tongue is raised between the half open and half close positions. The lips are medium lip rounding. There is no contact between the side rims of the tongue and the upper molars. |
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The mouth is tense. It is very little open. The lips are spread. The side rims push the upper molars. |
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The mouth is lax. There is no tension, no effort. It sounds as if we were tired. |
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/e/ in English is more open than /e/ in Spanish. We lower the lower jaw more than for /e/ in Spanish. |
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/æ/ is more open than /e/ in English. We lower the lower jaw more than for /e/ in English. |
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It is a short and abrupt sound. It must be articulated with a part of the tongue ADVANCED of centre. Do not make it too retracted. |
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We lower the back of the tongue. |
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We lower the back of the tongue. Te lips form an open circle. |
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The tongue is in the centre of the mouth. The lips form a medium sized circle. There is lip projection. |
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eo: people |
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Build Busy Business Women Minute Monday |
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Geoffrey Leicester Friend Bury Say Says Said Again |
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ai: Plait |
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oe: Does |
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No exceptions. NOTES: er: 3 words with spelling-er take /a:/Br.E and /3:/Am.E Derby Clerk Sergeant Some words with spelling-a take /a:/Br.E and /æ/ Am.E Ask Dance |
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No exceptions. |
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No exceptions. |
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ee: tree ea: tea e: Peter i: police ie: field ei: receive ey: key |
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i: this y: city e: pretty ie: (plural of nouns ending in -y; 3rd person singular simple present of verbs ending in -y; past and past participle forms of regular verbs ending in -y) ies: cities a: village |
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e: men ea: head a: many |
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a: man |
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o: come u: sun ou: country oo: flood |
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a: father ar: part al: calm au: aunt ear: heart |
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o: dog a: what ou: cough ow: knowledge au: because |
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or: short ore: core oar: board our: four oor: door a: water al: small ar: quarter au: daughter ou: bought ow: saw |
