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    First Module: I Ea-Ee I (Ie) I (Ie) 2 Vowels Exceptions

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    The document provides examples of English sounds that are different from Spanish, including 'T', 'D', 'P', and 'C' which are pronounced with a strong explosive sound at the beginning of words. It then gives multiple modules that focus on specific sounds or letter combinations, providing example words to demonstrate pronunciation. This includes sounds like 'ea', 'ou', the letters 'a' and 'u', the 'p' and 'ph' sounds, and others.

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    modulos de la real academia de la lengua inglesa

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    Phonet Modules 1-8

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    The document provides examples of English sounds that are different from Spanish, including 'T', 'D', 'P', and 'C' which are pronounced with a strong explosive sound at the beginning of words. It then gives multiple modules that focus on specific sounds or letter combinations, providing example words to demonstrate pronunciation. This includes sounds like 'ea', 'ou', the letters 'a' and 'u', the 'p' and 'ph' sounds, and others.

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    First Module: I Ea-Ee I (Ie) I (Ie) 2 Vowels Exceptions

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    FIRST MODULE

    I vs DOUBLE VOWEL (EA-EE)

    I (ie) I (ie) 2 VOWELS EXCEPTIONS


    FISH BRING DEAR BREAD
    WISH THINK SWEET SWEAT
    DISH SIP MEAT BEAR
    TIP SIT SEAT HEART
    TURNIP BIT BEAT THREAD
    PIN SKIN BEE READ
    SILLY IN TREAT HEAD
    LEAVING IS SPEAK AHEAD
    SING INDEX TEAR INSTEAD
    DRINK SIMPLE FEAR SWEAR

    FEET My FEET dont FIT here! FIT She looks so FIT!


    SEAT Dont SIT on that SEAT! SIT SIT down please.
    HEAT What a HEAT! HIT What a HIT!
    SHEEP There is a SHEEP SHIP On that SHIP.
    BEAT Bulls BEAT Hornets last BIT I need a BIT of
    night. confidence.
    DEEP The Marianas abyss is DIP DIP a tea bag in hot
    DEEP. water.
    CHEAP I bought a CHEAP CHIP. CHIP I like CHIPS.
    LEAP The last LEAP. LIP Your LIP is chapped.
    READ I READ a book per week. RID I want to get RID of
    him.
    EAT EAT IT! IT IT is in this room.
    FEEL I FEEL terrible today. FILL I FILL the tank every
    day.
    SEEN Never SEEN. SIN Never SIN.
    FEELING Show me your FEELINGS FILLING Show me your
    S S FILLINGS.
    LEAST At LEAST I have a LIST. LIST Where is the LIST?
    SEEK I SEEK SICK people. SICK You make me SICK.
    MEAL My MEAL is in the MILL. MILL The MILL was closed.
    KEYS Give me the KEYS. KISS Give me the KISS:
    SLEEP SLIP
    LEAVE LIVE

    SECOND MODULE
    A and U
    A (ae) U (a)
    CAT CUT
    BAT BUT
    RAG RUG
    BAG BUG
    FLASH FLUSH
    TRACK TRUCK
    CRASH CRUSH
    HAT HUT
    FAN FUN
    DRAG DRUG

    THIRD MODULE

    U (you) O (oa) A (oa)


    UNIQUE POT ARTIST
    USEFUL SPOT CAR
    USUAL CONSUL ARM
    MUSIC CONTINENT ART
    MUSEUM CONTRARY ARTICLE
    UNIT LOT STAR
    CUTE OPPOSITE BAR
    ACCUMULATE POSSIBLE CALL
    ABUSE COMMON ALL
    COMMUNITY ROT TALL

    T (strong) T (strong) TH (z) TH (d) T (r) (American)


    ATTACK TEACHE THICK THE AUTUMN
    R
    STUDY TASK THUMB THUS ATTIC
    ATTRIBU TOP ETHNIC THAT AUTOMATIC
    TE
    UPSET TEN THUNDE THEN PHOTOGRAP
    R H
    TRUE TRUST THRUST LEATHE LETTER
    R
    TRUTH TOUGH THOUGH THEM ATTITUDE
    T
    TIME TANKS THANKS MOTHER OUT OF
    TEST TREE THREE BROTHE GOTTA
    R
    - THE PROBLEM IS THAT THE DINNER IS NOT READY.
    - THE DOG DOESNT DO THAT
    - TRY NOT TO DO IT THAT OFTEN
    - ITS NOT THAT DIFFICULT TO DO THAT

    - TWO TIPSY TEACHERS ARE TRYING TO TASTE THE TEA.


    - I DONT UNDERSTAND YOUR ATTITUDE
    - THE ELEVATOR IS OUT OF ORDER.

    FOURTH MODULE
    There are many sounds in English which are different from Spanish SOFT
    sounds. Among the most characteristic ones are the sounds of : T D P
    C which are pronounced with a STRONG explosive sound. Especially at
    the beginning of a word.

    T D
    HOMOPHONES P C
    TIME DINNER PATCH CATCH
    SEE SEA I SEE THE SEA FROM THE SEAT
    TWELVE DISC PINCH CALF
    KNE NEW I KNEW A NEW CITY
    TRAP DOUBLE PAINT COLD
    W
    ATE EIGHT I ATE EIGHT EGGS YESTERDAY
    BE BEE I WOULD LIKE TO BE A BEE
    MEA MEET I (ai)THE MEAT GUY EVERY
    I MEET A (ei) DAY
    T ITEM ALIBI BACON
    EYES ICEISOLATION
    PUT SOME BI-MOTOR
    ICE ON MYTAKE
    EYES
    SUN IDOL
    SON SIGHT
    THE SON OF THE SUN FADE
    TWO TO/TO I TAKE KITE
    IDEA TWO TAXIS TOO MADE
    TO GET TO MY
    O BITE TOWN SIZE STADIUM
    ONE WON I WON ONE COMPETITION
    REA RED I READ A RED BOOK LAST WEEK
    D
    RAC RAISE THE WINNER OF THE RACE RAISES THE
    E CUP
    FIFTH MODULE

    NATURAL (a-i) VARIATION (ei-ai)


    APPLE APRIL
    ABBOT ABLE
    ATTIC
    IDIOT IDEA
    TRIGGER TIGER
    RACCOON BACON
    LADDER LATER
    LITTLE TITLE
    APRICOT APRON

    SIXTH MODULE

    Learn the explosive P and the soft Ph ,

    P Ph
    POT PHYSICS
    PINK PHONETICS
    POND SPHINX
    PUT SPHERICAL
    POISON PHYSICIAN

    TROUBLESOME SOUNDS
    BEAR
    BIRTH
    BIRD
    BEER
    BEAR
    D

    HURT
    HEART
    HARD
    HERE
    HEAR
    HAIR
    HER
    HEAR
    D
    HEIR

    SEVENTH MODULE

    OUGHT-AUGHT-OUGH
    CATCH CAUGHT
    THINK THOUGHT
    SEEK SOUGHT
    FIGHT FOUGHT
    TEACH TAUGHT
    BUY BOUGHT
    BRING BROUGHT
    COUGH ENOUGH

    EIGHTH MODULE
    Practice the strong K , the retroflex L and R

    K K L R UGH (f)
    KING BARK ALLOW RAPID ENOUGH
    KEEP CAKE LOST CRAB COUGH
    KITE STEAK LET CARROT TOUGH
    KIND SINK COOL PARK ROUGH

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