ER Digraph Sound Quiz

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True or false: ER sounds in English words.

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ER Digraph Sound QuizOnline version True or false: ER sounds in English words. by faten 1 The 'er' digraph can never appear at the end of a word. Yes No 2 The 'er' digraph always sounds like /ɛr/ as in the word 'air'. Yes No 3 The 'er' digraph is considered a vowel digraph because two letters make a single vowel sound. Yes No 4 In some words, 'er' is pronounced as /ər/ only in careful speech, never in connected speech. Yes No 5 The 'er' digraph can represent the /ɜːr/ sound as in 'her' in many dialects. Yes No 6 In the word 'germ', the letters 'er' contribute to the /ɜː/ or /ɜr/ sound. Yes No 7 The sound /ɜːr/ is used in rhotic accents as a rhotic vowel in many contexts. Yes No 8 In American English, the 'er' in unstressed syllables often becomes the /ɚ/ (schwa+r) sound. Yes No 9 In 'her' the 'er' is pronounced exactly the same in all dialects (no variation). Yes No 10 The sound /ɜːr/ never occurs in British English. Yes No

ER Digraph Sound QuizOnline version

True or false: ER sounds in English words.

by faten

The 'er' digraph can never appear at the end of a word.

Yes

The 'er' digraph always sounds like /ɛr/ as in the word 'air'.

Yes

The 'er' digraph is considered a vowel digraph because two letters make a single vowel sound.

Yes

In some words, 'er' is pronounced as /ər/ only in careful speech, never in connected speech.

Yes

The 'er' digraph can represent the /ɜːr/ sound as in 'her' in many dialects.

Yes

In the word 'germ', the letters 'er' contribute to the /ɜː/ or /ɜr/ sound.

Yes

The sound /ɜːr/ is used in rhotic accents as a rhotic vowel in many contexts.

Yes

In American English, the 'er' in unstressed syllables often becomes the /ɚ/ (schwa+r) sound.

Yes

In 'her' the 'er' is pronounced exactly the same in all dialects (no variation).

Yes

The sound /ɜːr/ never occurs in British English.

Yes

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by faten

The 'er' digraph can never appear at the end of a word.

The 'er' digraph always sounds like /ɛr/ as in the word 'air'.

The 'er' digraph is considered a vowel digraph because two letters make a single vowel sound.

In some words, 'er' is pronounced as /ər/ only in careful speech, never in connected speech.

The 'er' digraph can represent the /ɜːr/ sound as in 'her' in many dialects.

In the word 'germ', the letters 'er' contribute to the /ɜː/ or /ɜr/ sound.

The sound /ɜːr/ is used in rhotic accents as a rhotic vowel in many contexts.

In American English, the 'er' in unstressed syllables often becomes the /ɚ/ (schwa+r) sound.

In 'her' the 'er' is pronounced exactly the same in all dialects (no variation).

The sound /ɜːr/ never occurs in British English.

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