NAME: LOU LENNOX P.

DEIPARINE BAELANG - 1A

Write 3 words per sound (IPA Vowels) and use them in sentences. Underline
the featured sounds and write the IPA symbol of each sound.

Feet [i] 1. My feet are aching

Meal [i] 2. The meal was delicious.
Dream [i] 3. I once had a lucid dream.

Ship [I] 1. The ship is grandiose.

Mint [I] 2. I love mint-flavored gum.
Lid [I] 3. Please close the lid after using.

Maze [e] 1. This maze is confusing.

Race [e] 2. Who won the race?
Tell [e] 3. I must tell my father about this news.

Bed [ɛ] 1. Your bed is cozy.

Met [ɛ] 2. Have we met before?
Head [ɛ] 3. His head is abnormally-shaped.

Math [ae] 1. Math is fun.

Ask [ae] 2. Can I ask for something in return?
Plaid [ae] 3. A skirt in red plaid.

Blue [u] 1. A blue and sunny sky.

Mood [u] 2. I’m in a mood for an ice cream!
Feud [u] 3. The feud between the two dynasties.

Could [ʊ] 1. I could have been there when you needed me.
Cook [ʊ] 2. I did not know that you can cook.
Look [ʊ] 3. Please look at my designs.

Goat [o] 1. Mountain goats are wonderful!

Smoke [o] 2. A smoke rises as the fire touches the wet woods.
Coke [o] 3. I love to drink coke.

All [ɔ] 1. All I ever wanted.

Flaw [ɔ] 2. Your flaw will be your downfall.
Saw [ɔ] 3. I saw you with him.
October [ɑ] 1. October is my birth month.
Not [ɑ] 2. I am not a coward, Elizabeth.
Grandma [ɑ] 3. I wanna go visit grandma, someday.

Strut [ʌ] 1. She had to strut confidently across the stage during the show.
Duck [ʌ] 2. The mother duck led her adorable ducklings into the pond.
Such [ʌ] 3. Such dark and deep eyes; a result of sleepless nights.

About [ə] 1. What is all this ruckus about?

Item [ə] 2. Let’s move to the next item.
Around [ə] 3. Traveling around the world takes a lot of courage and
dedication.