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/Ɛ/, /ӕ/, /t/, & /d/ - Present Perfect

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/Ɛ/, /ӕ/, /t/, & /d/ - Present Perfect
 

Froggy Jumps

/Ɛ/, /ӕ/, /t/, & /d/ - Present PerfectOnline version

Phonetics and Present Perfect practice

by Joshua Masís
1

A piece of furniture where you sleep at night — its vowel sound is Epsilon /ɛ/, like in 'ten'.

2

A writing tool with ink — it rhymes with 'ten' and 'hen', that Epsilon /ɛ/ sound again.

3

The number right after nine — say it slowly: /t- ɛ -n/, an Epsilon word.

4

The color of a stop sign or a tomato — same Epsilon /ɛ/ vowel sound as 'bed'.

5

This word has the Diagraph /æ/ vowel sound — the opposite of 'good,' the minimal pair partner of 'bed.'

6

This word has the Diagraph /æ/ vowel sound — an adult male person, minimal pair partner of 'men.'

7

This word has the Diagraph /æ/ vowel sound — a small furry pet that says 'meow'.

8

This word starts with an aspirated /t/ — release a strong puff of air. It’s the piece of furniture where you eat dinner.

9

This word has a /t/ sound in the middle, right after 'n' — it's the coldest season of the year.

10

This /d/ is voiced and alveolar — your tongue touches the ridge behind your top teeth. Say 'woof woof', it's man's best friend.

11

This word has a /d/ sound in the middle, right after 'n' — opposite of 'over,' like something hiding below the bed.

12

Irregular participle used with 'to' when you went somewhere and already came back — 'I have ___ to Egypt.'

13

Irregular past participle of 'see' — 'They have ___ the pyramids in the desert.'

14

Irregular past participle of 'write' — 'Our parents have ___ a lot of postcards.'

15

The small word you add to a Present Perfect negative sentence to mean 'up to now, but not yet' — 'I haven't finished it ___.'

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