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a. Round b. Long
/i:/
2. Think about your tongue. Is it at the front or the back of your
mouth?
a. Front b. Back
/ɪ/
2. Think about your tongue. Is it at the front, in the middle, or
at the back of your mouth?
a. Front b. Middle c. Back
1. a. he’s b. his
2. a. sit b. seat
3. a. is b. ease
/a:/
2. Think about your tongue. Is it at the front, in the middle, or
at the back of your mouth?
a. Front b. Middle c. Back
/æ/
2. Think about your tongue. Is it at the front, in the middle, or
at the back of your mouth?
a. Front b. Middle c. Back
1. a. arm b. am
2. a. back b. bark
3. a. art b. at
a. Round b. Long
/u:/
2. Think about your tongue. Is it at the front or the back of your
mouth?
a. Front b. Back
/ʊ/
2. Think about your tongue. Is it at the front, in the middle or at
the back of your mouth?
a. Front b. Middle c. Back
school book
1. a. pool b. pull
2. a. fool b. full
3. a. foot b. food
Pronunciation tip:
There are more long and short vowels in English. Listen for them in
your live classes. When you learn a new word, note whether it has long
vowel sounds or short vowel sounds.
1. who
2. it
3. card
4. eat
5. put
6. mad
Elementary
https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/oromo/features/the-sounds-of-english/longvowel1