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vowels roscoVersión en línea practice with vowels por Carolina Belmonte A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A A type of sound made with an open vocal tract Starts with B Word that begins with a vowel in its second letter and is the opposite of "girl" Starts with C The part of the mouth where vowels resonate: oral--- Starts with D What we do with our tongue to help form different vowels Starts with E One of the five main vowel letters in English Starts with F A part of the mouth used more in consonants than vowels. Starts with G Sounds are either voiced or ____ Starts with H A non-vowel sound that helps begin words like "hat"; also part of "hiatus Starts with I The name of a vowel that sounds like /aɪ/ Starts with J The letter that represents the /dʒ/ sound, not a vowel but common in "juice Starts with K The symbol /k/ is not a vowel, but this letter starts the word “kiss.” Starts with L A sound made with the tongue touching the alveolar ridge. Starts with M One of the nasal sounds, not a vowel. Starts with N Another nasal sound that contrasts with vowel openness. Starts with O A back rounded vowel, as in the word "go." Starts with P A consonant, but it appears before vowels in words like "pet. Starts with R A type of accent where /r/ is pronounced after vowels. Starts with S The phonetic symbol set used to write vowel sounds. Starts with T Common consonant in English; in some accents, it affects vowel length. Starts with U The close back rounded vowel, as in “food.” Starts with V A voiced consonant; it helps distinguish between “vat” and “fat. Starts with X A letter rarely used at the start of words but present in words like “box” showing final vowel-consonant patterns Starts with Y Can function as a vowel, especially in words like “happy.” Starts with Z A voiced consonant, not a vowel, used in “zoo.”

vowels roscoVersión en línea

practice with vowels

por Carolina Belmonte

Starts with A

A type of sound made with an open vocal tract

Starts with B

Word that begins with a vowel in its second letter and is the opposite of "girl"

Starts with C

The part of the mouth where vowels resonate: oral---

Starts with D

What we do with our tongue to help form different vowels

Starts with E

One of the five main vowel letters in English

Starts with F

A part of the mouth used more in consonants than vowels.

Starts with G

Sounds are either voiced or ____

Starts with H

A non-vowel sound that helps begin words like "hat"; also part of "hiatus

Starts with I

The name of a vowel that sounds like /aɪ/

Starts with J

The letter that represents the /dʒ/ sound, not a vowel but common in "juice

Starts with K

The symbol /k/ is not a vowel, but this letter starts the word “kiss.”

Starts with L

A sound made with the tongue touching the alveolar ridge.

Starts with M

One of the nasal sounds, not a vowel.

Starts with N

Another nasal sound that contrasts with vowel openness.

Starts with O

A back rounded vowel, as in the word "go."

Starts with P

A consonant, but it appears before vowels in words like "pet.

Starts with R

A type of accent where /r/ is pronounced after vowels.

Starts with S

The phonetic symbol set used to write vowel sounds.

Starts with T

Common consonant in English; in some accents, it affects vowel length.

Starts with U

The close back rounded vowel, as in “food.”

Starts with V

A voiced consonant; it helps distinguish between “vat” and “fat.

Starts with X

A letter rarely used at the start of words but present in words like “box” showing final vowel-consonant patterns

Starts with Y

Can function as a vowel, especially in words like “happy.”

Starts with Z

A voiced consonant, not a vowel, used in “zoo.”

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Starts with A

A type of sound made with an open vocal tract

Starts with B

Word that begins with a vowel in its second letter and is the opposite of "girl"

Starts with C

The part of the mouth where vowels resonate: oral---

Starts with D

What we do with our tongue to help form different vowels

Starts with E

One of the five main vowel letters in English

Starts with F

A part of the mouth used more in consonants than vowels.

Starts with G

Sounds are either voiced or ____

Starts with H

A non-vowel sound that helps begin words like "hat"; also part of "hiatus

Starts with I

The name of a vowel that sounds like /aɪ/

Starts with J

The letter that represents the /dʒ/ sound, not a vowel but common in "juice

Starts with K

The symbol /k/ is not a vowel, but this letter starts the word “kiss.”

Starts with L

A sound made with the tongue touching the alveolar ridge.

Starts with M

One of the nasal sounds, not a vowel.

Starts with N

Another nasal sound that contrasts with vowel openness.

Starts with O

A back rounded vowel, as in the word "go."

Starts with P

A consonant, but it appears before vowels in words like "pet.

Starts with R

A type of accent where /r/ is pronounced after vowels.

Starts with S

The phonetic symbol set used to write vowel sounds.

Starts with T

Common consonant in English; in some accents, it affects vowel length.

Starts with U

The close back rounded vowel, as in “food.”

Starts with V

A voiced consonant; it helps distinguish between “vat” and “fat.

Starts with X

A letter rarely used at the start of words but present in words like “box” showing final vowel-consonant patterns

Starts with Y

Can function as a vowel, especially in words like “happy.”

Starts with Z

A voiced consonant, not a vowel, used in “zoo.”