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English Phonetics Quick Quiz

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English Phonetics Quick Quiz
 

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Quick phonetics check for kids

by Ai Ken
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The 'th' sound can be voiced (as in 'this') or voiceless (as in 'think').

2

The letter 'c' always sounds like /k/ regardless of the following letter.

3

The letter 'y' is always a vowel in English.

4

Every English word has more than one syllable.

5

The digraph is two letters that make one sound (like sh, ch, ph).

6

All vowels in English have only long sounds.

7

The schwa /ə/ is the most common vowel sound and occurs in unstressed syllables.

8

Consonants never change their sounds in different positions in a word.

9

The phoneme /f/ can be written as 'ph' as in 'phone'.

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The letter 'e' at the end of a word often makes the preceding vowel say its name (long vowel).

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