choice

teacher

chair

http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/try/activities/phonemic-chart

cheers
artichoke March
( s)
( tI k (m )
ovacione
artichofa marzo
s

picture watch
  (pIk ) (w )
cuadro reloj

she mushroom radish

( i) (m rum) (r dI )
ella hongo rábano

sure pressure
( ) (pr )
seguro presión

she   genre
( i) ( nr )
ella género

cheers
( s)
vítores
 / // /

ACIVE ARTICULATOR:
SEE ARTICULATOR

AFFRICATE ʧ
AFFRICATE IS A TYPE OF CONSONANT CONSISTING OF A PLOSIVE FOLLOWED BY A FRICATIVE WITH THE
SAME PLACE OF ARTICULATION: EXAMPLES ARE THE / ʧ/ AND /d / SOUNDS AT THE BENNING AND END OF
THE ENGLISH WORDS “ CHURCH “/ ʧ :ʧ/,JUDGE

/d ^d / (THE FIRST OH THESE THE VOICELESS ,THE SECOND VOICED ),IT IS OFTEN DIFFICULT TO DECIDE
WHETHER ANY PARTICULAR COMBINATION OF A PLOSIVE PLUS A FRICATIVE SHOULD BE CLASSED A SINGLE
AFRICATE SOUND OR AS TU SEPARATE SOUNDS .AND TH QUESTION DEPENDS ON WHETHER THESE ARE TO
BE REGARDED AS SEPARTE PHONEMES OR NOT. IT IS USUAL TO REGARD / ʧ/ /d / AS AFFRICATE EN
PHONEMES IN ENGLISH (USUALLY SYMBOLIZED e^ j^ BY AMERICAN WRITES ); /ts,ds,tr,dr/ ALSO OCCUR EN
ENGLISH BUT ARE NOT USUALLY REGARDED AS AFFRICATES.THE TWO PHRASES “WHY CHOOSE “ /WAI ʧU:Z/
“WHITE SHOES” /WAIT ʃ:Z/ ARE SAID TO SHOW THE DIFFERENCE BETEWEEN THE /ʧ/ AFFRICATE (IN THE
FIRST EXAMPLE ) AND SEPARATE /t/ / ʃ/ ( IN THE SECOND).

TEACHER
CHECK
 CHOICE

CHAIRS

CHEERS
ARTICHOKE

MARCH
 PICTURES

CHURCH
WATCH

CHAIN
 Is the most delicious food in Peru

Susan is the most beautiful of the three.

It's the tallest man in Peru

Adjectives Superlative form
Short

Boring

Old

Cheap

Dangerous

Small

Difficult

Dirty

Easy

Tall

Friendly

Funny

Old

Fat

Fast

Thin

Beautiful

Happy

Young

clean
 Good afternoon!

Let´s star

Good afternoon teacher, We are fine

thanks.

PICTURE

“NEW WORK: OPORTUNITIES TOURISM”

 ʃ she, nation, crash

ʧ check, church La "ch" de charla y muchacho

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ʧ CHAIN

ʧ check, church

ʃ she, nation, crash

Cheap

Short