Phonemes are the building blocks of language. Represented by letters of the alphabet, they are the component sounds of spoken words. Most people automatically hear, for example, that the word ...

To help with reading and writing new words, you need to be able to recognise the graphemes and know which sounds they represent. Some sounds have more than one grapheme. Have a go at this tap and ...

To help with reading and writing new words, you need to be able to recognise the graphemes and know which sounds they represent. Some sounds have more than one grapheme. Have a go at this tap and ...

Tutorials using the spectrogram on IBM Speechviewer II show visual differences in fricatives that vary in place of production and in voicing. The real-time spectrograms on the CSL provide helpful ...

So how did you do? Assuming you found the exercise difficult (that was our intention), consider that we disguised only eight of the forty-four known phonemes in the English language. And imagine ...

When this occurs, efforts to improve phonetic production should be secondary to focused instruction on developing coordinated respiratory, phonatory, and articulatory aspects of production. Modifying ...

We are continuing our series on short and long vowel sounds, and today we are doing short A words worksheets! Our free ...

Disclaimer: these videos were produced in 2011, but we have had positive feedback in relation to them in 2016 so we hope you find them useful! The following links will take you videos of individual ...

W e are continuing our short and long vowel series with free printable short U words worksheets! These short U words ...

It was originally set up as linguists needed a system to transcribe sounds they heard, as the Roman Alphabet, whilst useful for spelling, does not account for different phonemes and their production.

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