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English Consonants Scramble

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English Consonants Scramble

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Unscramble the names of English consonant sounds.

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Unscramble the names of English consonant sounds.

by Hamidova Sabina
1

A sound produced by closing both lips and releasing air to create a sharp burst.

  
  
2

A sound made by constricting air between the bottom lip and upper teeth to create a continuous noisy stream.

  
  
3

A consonant produced with the tongue against the upper teeth creating a turbulent sound.

  
  
4

A sound formed by stopping the airflow with the tongue at the alveolar ridge and releasing it.

  
  
5

A sound made with the tongue near the alveolar ridge and a narrow channel for turbulent air.

  
  
6

A sound produced just behind the alveolar ridge, with the tongue blade close to the hard palate, creating a turbulent release.

  
  
7

A sound produced by constricting airflow at the velum (soft palate) and releasing it.

  
  
8

A brief pause in airflow created by closing the vocal tract at the glottis, often used in place of other consonants.

  
  
9

A sound produced with the air resonating through the nasal cavity due to a lowered velum.

10

A consonant formed by a temporary complete or near-complete closure followed by a gradual release, combining stop and friction.

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