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Self Test 4 Plosives
Self Test 4 Plosives
ST.4.1. Exercise 1
Match words in spelling (column A) with their transcriptions (column B). There
are more transcriptions than necessary.
A B
1. ache a. !lNHrsm
2. Anthony b !aUR
3. begged c. kTjc
4. bush d. !rUsk
5. lager e. !zmS?mh
6. looked f. okh9r
7. moisten g. !rsUl?j
8. partridge h. !aTR
9. please i. !o@9qsqHcY
10. scheme j. !zms?mh
11. stomach k. !rUask
12. subtle l. okh9y
m. Rh9l
n. kTjs
o. adfc
p. !k@9f?
r. !lNHrm
s. dHsR
t. dHj
u. !k@9cY?
v. rjh9l
x. !rsUl?sR
y. adfs
z. !o@9sqHcY
ST.4.1. Answers 1
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
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ST.4.2. Exercise 2 – CD.III.26
Cross out silent letters in the following words. There is one mute letter in each
word.
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According to Wells (2008) the most frequent pronunciation of this word is the one
with the first silent /d/, that is .!vdmycdH., although .!vdc?mycdH+ ,ch., the version with
/d/ is also correct.
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ST.4.4. Exercise 4 – CD.III.28
Circle all the aspirated plosives in the following words. There are only 8
examples of them:
1. comb 7. liquor
2. dawn 8. moisten
3. don’t 9. muscle
4. ghost 10. receipt
5. gnaw 11. subtle
6. hiccough 12. Thomas
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ST.4.8. Exercise 8 – CD.III.32
Read the following sentences and then write them in spelling:
cit9sh^?u C?^rsit9cms
dcv?c^zms?mh
ST.4.10. Exercise 10
In the space below transcribe the words, from units 21-26, which you found
challenging.
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